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Archaeological Fieldwork is an 缅北强奸 sponsored practical training that enables students of the Anthropology Department to participate in the real field excavations conducted in Kyrgyzstan. Archaeological fieldwork is a 6 credit required course.
If you would like to participate in this fieldwork please contact听Aida Abdykanova, Associate Professor of Anthropology Department听abdykanova_a@auca.kg听or come to room 315.
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Fieldwork usually is done during summer-time, either in June or August and comprises an intensive 2-4 week program.
Requirements
To participate in Archaeological Fieldwork applicants must be full-time students of the Anthropology Department, 缅北强奸, with a personal interest in Archaeological science. Students from other departments and programs of 缅北强奸 can take this practicum if space is available.
Fieldwork might be taken with prerequisite, after taking a course Intro to Archaeology.听 The Physical Anthropology course will be recommended as it will help in a better understanding of the whole scientific process.
Fieldwork
Archaeological Fieldwork consists of: site measurement, leveling, digging, drawing, sampling, basic site description, the cataloging of findings and further laboratory processing and analysis. Students take part in all the activities as well as learn to live in outdoor conditions.
After the completion of the Archaeological Fieldwork all participants are required to make a joint presentation to the community and submit reports along with their field-diaries. Additionally, the Anthropology Department welcomes a fan activity of presenting best photos from the fieldwork and organizes annual exhibition or presenting video reports to the wide audience.
Additional Options
To the individuals:
Anthropology Department welcomes other interested candidates to take part in annual excavations. However, all expenses in this case shall be taken by the participant him/herself.
To the universities:
The Anthropology Department of 缅北强奸 welcomes a wide opportunity for other universities to make joint excavations or have exchange students in this sphere. However, this will depend on specific circumstances approved by the adviser as well as on the funding opportunities.
If you have an intention to join us during summer or want to know more information please contact us.
Sites Visited
Uch-Kurbu 2017
AGZ 2 2016
Kensai 2015
AGZ 2 2013
Semetei Grotto 2012
Semetei Grotto 2011
Ak Olon 2010
Situated in not far from the Issyk-Kul Lake, Ak Olon bears a status of Kyrgyzstan鈥檚 most famous Paleolithic workshop where generations of ancient people were making stone tools. The excavations were conducted in two sets during June and August of 2010 when numerous artifacts were collected for further proceeding in a lab.
Kalmak Tash 2009
Kazakhstan 2008
Uzbekistan 2008
Georgievski Bugor 2008
Publications
Along with Professors of the Anthropology Department, students have options to publish about their experiences during fieldwork in different university sources as 鈥淭he Star鈥 student newspaper, 鈥溍灞鼻考 Magazine鈥 or take part in annual student symposiums in 缅北强奸 and other universities.
This shall be considered as the first real research and publication which is vital for the future scientific career development of a student, so participants shall take this opportunity seriously.