Archaeological Heritage Management and Education
Field School
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Next Field School - February 2012 - Cape Arid National Park -
click on the Field School Brochure link above for more information.
Learn methods of archaeological survey, excavation, and mapping within the spectacular landscapes of southern Western Australia.
This is a unique programme combining intensive training in archaeology, historical geography, cultural awareness/exchange, wilderness education and on-ground restoration/conservation projects.
The region is also one of the world's biodiversity hotspots and students experience this diversity first-hand while receiving high-level instruction in:
Archaeological Landscapes of Western AustraliaArchaeological survey and excavationArchaeological mapping (GIS, GPS, total stations)Stone artefact identification and analysisHeritage managementMaritime ArchaeologyWorkshops in wilderness education and ecology Workshops in community conservation and landscape archaeology Conservation and management of cultural places (on-the-ground instruction)
The programme caters for both individual research and specific courses for high schools, university students or professionals. Delivered in collaboration with Traditional Owners, universities, and heritage specialists, the field schools provide a platform for real cultural exchange and experiences.
Applied Archaeology designs and coordinates intensive programmes which are delivered in collaboration with:
* Local Custodians and Elders
* Gabbie Kylie Foundation (National Trust of Australia, Western Australia)
* Kepa Kurl Eco-Discovery Tours (Award-winning tour operators)
To review an experience of the field school programme click here:
To find out more or to design a specific programme relevant to your needs, please contact:
David Guilfoyle
Promos
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