FIELD SCHOOL IN HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
ST GEORGE,  BERMUDA
10-31 July 2004

The Department of Archaeology, University of Bristol is delighted to
announce the second season of the accredited field school in
historical archaeology in Bermuda.

Based at St George, Bermuda, the field school introduces the principles
and practice of stratigraphic excavation and urban archaeology. In
the first season, a complex sequence of activity, from the first half
of the 17th century to the 20th century, was identified.

Fees are £1050 including all food, accommodation, transport and
tuition. Students are responsible for their own flight to Bermuda. The
project is directed by Paul Belford, Mark Horton and Dan Hicks
(University of Bristol). The field school carries 10 credit points
(usually accepted as equivalent to 1 undergraduate credit point in
North America - although overseas students taking the course for credit
should check with their own school)

Full details and application forms are online at
http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Archaeology/fieldschools/fieldschool/

Enquiries should be sent to Julie Shackleford (Secretary):
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Dan Hicks
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Dan Hicks
Lecturer in Archaeology
University of Bristol
http://www.bris.ac.uk/Depts/Archaeology/staff/danhicks.html