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Archaeology Field SchoolGreek-Canadian Excavations at Ancient Argilos
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Field School Overview
Project Directors
Jacques PerreaultCenter for Classical Studies
University of Montreal
Field School Description
Argilos is situated on the north Aegean coast, four kilometers west of the Strymona delta. It is one of the earliest Greek colonies in this area, founded in 655/54 B.C. Excavations conducted by the University of Montreal and the Greek Ephoreia of Serres have uncovered extensive architectural remains, covering all periods of occupation. The city prospered for some 300 years and was destroyed by Philipp II in 357 B.C.Students participate to all aspects of the archaeological process, assisted by trained professionals.
Field school web site: www.argilos.org
Field School Size: 26-50
Minimum age: 18
Is prior experience required?: No
Specialized skills you will have the opportunity to learn
Manual Mapping/drawing (plan views, profiles): YesDigital Photography: Yes
Excavation Survey Techniques: Yes
Interpreting stratigraphy: Yes
Soils: Yes
Restoration and conservation of artifact: Yes
Artifact analysis: Yes
Report writing: Yes
Evening Lectures: Each team present their daily results
Lab work on rain days?: Yes
Is travel during free time restricted?: No
Additional information for students: Weekends are free and students usually visit various archaeological sites and cities in the region (Thessaloniki, Vergina, Pelle, Amphipolis, Thasos, etc.)
Academic, Credit Room and Board, & Tuition
Academic Credit: YesNumber of Credits: 3 credits
about $600 CAD
Name of Institution offering credit
Room and Board Information: $3000 CAD for the entire duration. Students live in rented appartments (2 or 3 students per room). Breakfast at the appartments, lunch and dinner in local restaurant
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All relevant information can be found on the websiteArchaeology field school contact
Jacques PerreaultCentre d'études classiques, University of Montreal
C.P. 6128, succ. Centre-Ville
Montreal, Quebec
H3C 3J7
Canada
Fax: 1-514-343-2347
Jacques.Y.Perreault@umontreal.ca
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