1. OTHER FIELD SCHOOLS!

2. ASTYPALAIA BIOANTHROPOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL Date: July 1 st to August 3 rd, 2015 Place: Island of Astypalaia, Dodecanese, Greece Project: Laboratory study of human remains from Classical children’s cemetery Director: Professor Simon Hillson – simon.hillson@gmail.com 20 Participants 4250 US dollars Application Deadline: February 28 th, 2015

3. BALKAN HERITAGE FIELD SCHOOLS 18 Field schools that take place across Bulgaria and Macedonia Workshop for Conservation and Documentation of Roman Mosaics Excavations of the Neolithic Settlement Ilindentsi Rise and fall of the First European Civilization – Tell Yunatsite Excavations And more! Summer of 2015 1500-2500 US dollars Academic credits available

4. SUMMER FIELD SCHOOL IN BELIZE Excavation of an ancient Maya site Ka’Kabish in Belize, Central America Occupied from 800-600 BC to AD 900-1100 Aims to understand socio-political nature of the center Based in the local village of Indian Church 3000 CAD dollars 5 weeks

5. BIOARCHAEOLOGY OF CHILDREN Osteology workshop – skeletal remains found covering insides of 17 th century churches in Odorheiu Secuiesc, the heart of Transylvania, Romania Aims to provide extension hands-on analysis of juvenile skeletal remains Analysis from archaeological and contemporary perspectives 18 Participants 1775 US dollars 4 weeks

6. MEDIEVAL FUNERARY EXCAVATIONS Excavation of 17 th century churches and associated cemeteries in Transylvania, Romania Aims to explore how political and historical events physically affected the local populations Focus on paleodemography and paleopathology 15 Participants 1300 or 2385 US dollars 3 or 6 weeks

7. ROMAN CAPITAL EXCAVATION Excavation of Palmyrene temples in Sarmizegetusa Ulpia Traiana, the Roman capital of Dacian Provinces and surveying of the city’s necropolises Investigate the possibility of exploratory excavation Examine the artifacts at the site to determine the aftermath of the Dacian Wars Investigate the early medieval transformation of the site 1585 US dollars 5 weeks

8. ROMAN PROVINCIAL EXCAVATION AND SURVEY Excavation near the imperial road and the Mures river of the political and military centres Sarmizegetusa Ulpia Traiana and Apulum Aim to understand the impact of communication and commerce in the rural regions of the Roman province Investigate the relationship between the Late Iron settlements and the Roman sites 20 Participants 1585 US dollars 5 weeks

9. APPLYING! utm.utoronto.ca/anthropology/field-school-other-opportunities