Archaeological Fieldwork for Credit
Students in Greek and Roman Studies can begin their study of archaeology in the classroom, but can also experience the reality itself by doing archaeological fieldwork, whether an excavation or an archaeological survey, anywhere in the world.
Students begin with ARCY/CLCV1008 & 1009, Introduction to Archaeology I & II, which introduce students to the history, theory, and practice of field archaeology.
CLCV 2303 Greek Art and Archaeology and CLCV 2304 Roman Art and Archaeology give students an background in such things as classical vase painting, sculpture, architecture, and town planning.
CLCV 3301 & CLCV 4000 Archaeological Field Word I & II are for-credit courses in which students participate for a minimum of three weeks in the excavation of an archaeological site. Learn more about how these fieldwork courses work here.
Find out more about the Minor in Archaeology.
Travel Bursaries available
Click here for more information about the Maurice Price Foundation Travel Bursary and the CIMS-CIG Student Travel Bursary.
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GRS student on a excavation in the Canadian Arctic
Link to blogs of student excavations
For examples of the types of locations and projects students from Carleton have participated in in the last few years, please see here (click on the Archive tab to scroll through previous years).