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Archaeology Field Schools

US - Oregon - Bachelor Island Field School 2010

Archaeology Field School Location and Dates


Start Date 2010-06-14
End Date 2010-07-10



Archaeology Field School Location

Bachelor Island on the Columbia River

Archaeology Field School Tuition and Credits

Sponsoring College/Institution

Linfield College/Portland State University/US Fish and Wildlife Service


Academic Credit

5


Archaeology Field School Tuition

$1600 ($320 x 5 credits + $100 lab fee)




Archaeology Field School Description


Linfield College, Portland State University and US Fish and Wildlife Service:
2010 Summer Archaeology Field School at Bachelor Island on the Columbia River (Portland, Oregon)
June 14th-July 10 (Mon-Sat weekly), 5 credits

This project will document archaeological sites eroding from the cutbanks at Bachelor Island, where
recent radiocarbon dating indicates occupation to over 2,400 years ago. The focus of this course is on site identification
and documentation, but we will also be auguring and screening. We will also be traveling by canoe and inflatable raft
to explore some of the wetlands for archaeological potential. There will also be a number of guest lecturers.

Students will learn:

* use of GPS in field survey
* identifying artifacts and ecofacts
* identifying features and sites
* documenting archaeological sites
* the 'landscape archaeology' approach
* site survey techniques
* soil classification and description
* artifacts, feature and site sketching
* field analysis of common artifacts types
* scientific field photography
* field map-making
* and more



Total cost=$1,600 ($320 x 5 credits + $100 lab fee)

Logistics: Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge is about 45 minutes from Portland, OR. There will be arranged transportation
to and from Portland to the refuge daily. We will begin fieldwork at 8am and will be back in Portland by 4pm. Housing
is available for out-of-town participants.
a number of guest lecturers.

For more details and a syllabus, contact Dr. Cameron Smith at b5cs@pdx.edu

Archaeology Field School Additional Information





What is the daily schedule for the field school

8am-4pm (Mon-Sat)



Is there a professional certification for this field school

yes


Directors and Instructors

Dr. Cameron M. Smith


Specialized skills you will have the opportunity to learn

* use of GPS in field survey
* identifying artifacts and ecofacts
* identifying features and sites
* documenting archaeological sites
* the 'landscape archaeology' approach
* site survey techniques
* soil classification and description
* artifacts, feature and site sketching
* field analysis of common artifacts types
* scientific field photography
* field map-making
* and more





Is travel restriced during free time?

no



Archaeology Field School Contact Information and Website



Field School Contact Information

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Dr. Cameron M. Smith



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