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Research Programs
Are you interested in American Indian history and culture? Do you love the Southwest? Have you wondered what it would be like to be an archaeologist?
At the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, we offer a wide variety of programs that actively engage people of all ages—adults, high school students, teachers, and families—in real archaeological research.
For kids, parents, and educators: Read about our summer camps and school group programs! |
Most programs include the chance for you to excavate at our current site and work in the laboratory, examining artifacts collected from recent field projects. Our research is developed in consultation with our Native American advisory group, whose insights complement the archaeological perspective and add a unique cross-cultural dimension to your experience.
So sign up for a Crow Canyon research program, where your discoveries make a real and lasting contribution to our collective and ever-expanding knowledge of the Pueblo past! View the full 2009 Archaeology Catalog (PDF) online.
Choose from the following programs:
Adult Research Week
Working side-by-side with professional archaeologists, you'll excavate at our current site and assist in artifact analyses that are vital to the reconstruction of ancient lifeways.
Read the full 2009 program description (Print PDF)
Weeks Open to Novices and Alumni:
June 14–20, June 21–27,
August 23–29, August 30–September 5
Weeks Open to Alumni:
September 27–October 3
Tuition per Person
Novice: Donor* $1,275; Novice Nondonor: $1,400
Senior Novice (age 55+): Donor* $1,250; Nondonor $1,375
Alumni: Donor* $1,175; Novice Nondonor: $1,300
Super Alumni (10+ programs): $1,150
Senior Alumni (age 55+): $1,150
Super Senior Alumni (age 55+ and 10+ programs): $1,150
Mark your calendar for 2010! May 30–June 5, June 6–12, June 13–19, July 18–24, August 15–21, August 22–28, October 3–9 (Alumni Week)
Fall Lab Week
Want to learn more about artifacts and how laboratory analysis fits into the overall research process? In Fall Lab, adults get a chance to work with some of the 75,000 artifacts that we recover during an average field season.
Read the full 2009 program description (Print PDF)
September 27–October 3, 2009
Tuition per person: Donor* $1,275; Nondonor $1,400
Mark your calendar for 2010! October 3–9, 2010
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!
The 2009 High School Field School is full. Act now to reserve your spot in the 2010 field school!
Read the full 2010 program description (Print PDF)
June 27–July 17, 2010
Tuition per person: Donor*: $3,950; Nondonor: $4,075
Family Archaeology Week
Make your next family vacation an archaeology adventure! This program focuses on fun, hands-on activities that introduce you and your family to archaeology and the history and culture of the ancestral Pueblo Indians. Two sessions are available.
Read the full 2009 program description (Print PDF)
Session I: June 28–July 4, 2009
Session II: August 2–8, 2009
Tuition per person: Adult Donor* $1,275;
Nondonor $1,400; Youth (ages 10 to 17): $1,050
Mark your calendar for 2010! July 18–24, August 15–21
General Information and Policies | Request a print catalog
* Minimum $100 donation required to receive donor 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
CST 2059347-50
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