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Sign up now for 2012!

These summer camps for teens are specially designed to engage young people in the study of the past. Through hands-on activities, lively discussions, and unique field trips, teens learn that the study of archaeology, history, and culture can be exciting, relevant, and fun!

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Middle School Archaeology Camp trip description

Middle School Archaeology Camp

Only 4 spots leftsign up now!

Think you're too young for archaeology? Think again! This week-long introduction to archaeology is filled with fun activities, interesting discussions, and lots of opportunities to make new friends. Read more.

June 17–23, 2012
Member: $1,300; Nonmember: $1,425

Program and scholarship application deadline extended to June 11, 2012

 

High School Field School trip description

High School Field School

Thinking about archaeology as a career? This intensive, but fun, three-week program will give you a feel for what it takes to be an archaeologist. You can also add a prestigious educational experience to your college application! Read more.

June 24–July 14, 2012
Member: $4,200; Nonmember: $4,325

Program & scholarship application deadline: April 13, 2012

 

High School Archaeology Camp trip description

High School Archaeology Camp

This week-long camp is a great way to try your hand at archaeology, as you excavate a real archaeological site and work with ancient Pueblo artifacts in the lab. Read more.

July 15–21, 2012
Member: $1,300; Nonmember: $1,425

Program & scholarship application deadline: May 4, 2012

The 2012 High School Archaeology Camp is full. Call 800.422.8975, ext.146, to get on waiting list.

 

 

* Minimum $100 membership required to receive member price.

 

 

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center's programs and admission practices are open to applicants of any race, color, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, or sexual orientation.

Registration as a seller of travel does not constitute approval by the State of California
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