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This course builds on the methods and techniques introduced in Introduction to Field Archaeology. Students will be given practical experience in advanced excavation and recording techniques including development and management of the site archive and finds recording and classification. This duration of this course is two weeks, courses begin every Monday from May 12th until August 4th, 2014.

Period
12-05-2014 - 04-08-2014 (12 weeks)

Target group
Archaeology, anthropology students

Course aim
1. Work within the legislative framework for archaeological excavation2. Design an excavation strategy appropriate to feature types3. Understand methodologies for artifact recovery and sampling of features4. Record competently all aspects of the excavation of features5. Maintain a site archive

Credits
0.0 ECTS creditsn/a

Course fee
EUR 1[Convert to USD]For a two week course, this includes an IAFS pack and tuition fees. Please note accommodation is seperate. Please visit the website, www.iafs.ie, for further information.

Course leader
Finola O'Carroll

DCU Archaeology
Address: Unit 4a Dundrum Business Park
Postal code: Dublin 14
City: Trim
Country: Ireland
Website: http://iafs.ie/
E-mail: info@iafs.ie
Phone: +35312968190