Summer in Belize: Archaeology

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Program Description

The Summer in Belize: Archaeology program is a unique opportunity to study archaeology in the heartland of Mayan civilization. Students study Mayan archaeology and anthropology and have the opportunity to visit several Mayan sites and perform some field work at an archaeological site.

This program is meant for the beginner archaeology or anthropology student who would like some exposure to both the theory and practice of archaeology, as well as life in the Maya world.

New: See a picture gallery from the Summer 2007 program.

Program Highlights

An academic curriculum focused on archaeology
A unique opportunity to study archaeology in the Mayan heartland
Cultural immersion in a fascinatingly multicultural society
Hands-on field-based experience relevant to your academic work
The natural beauty and outdoor adventures of Belize
Earn six credits toward your degree through fully-accredited coursework (Learn more)
Courses are taught in English