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2015 Archaeological Field School in Turkey

In 2015 we will be celebrating 10 years of archaeological Research at the Roman-era city of Antiochia ad Cragum on the south coast of Turkey.  And for the fifth season, we will be conducting a field school where students and volunteers can learn archaeology in a Mediterranean setting.  
See the website for more information: http://antiochia.unl.edu/

Archaeology in Turkey: The Seyitömer Höyük Field School

Archaeology in Turkey: The Seyitömer Höyük Field School

June 17-July 17, 2015

 Dr. Prof. A. Nejat Bilgen, Project Director

Dr. Peter F. Biehl and Laura Harrison, M.A., Field School Directors

 Location and Project Description:

The archaeological site of Seyitömer Höyük is located within the Kütahya region

Biography & CV

  • Personal

Date and place of birth: April 20th 1960, Mytilene,Lesvos, Greece

Other Languages: English

Education -Career

1984-1990: Ph.D. Ecology, University of Athens, Department of Biology.

1978-1983: B.S.Biology, University of Athens, Department of Biology.

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Biography & CV

Personal

Date and place of birth: April 20th 1960, Mytilene,Lesvos, Greece

Other Languages: English

Education -Career

1984-1990: Ph.D. Ecology, University of Athens, Department of Biology. 1978-1983: B.S.Biology, University of Athens, Department of Biology.

Academic Appointments

Biography & CV

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Internships at Agora excavations

Archaeological Conservation Summer Internships
Agora Excavations (2 positions)
American School of Classical Studies at Athens (ASCSA)

The ASCSA Agora Excavations are offering 2 Archaeological
Conservation Internships for the 2015 summer excavations.

The internships will give students an opportunity to treat freshly
excavated archaeological finds and to participate in an active
on-site conservation laboratory.  An introduction to the
re-treatment, preventive and long-term care of archaeological
collections will also be provided.