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From US-CO:Amache: “My favorite artifacts, and the ones that excite me the most, are those that tell a story. One [...]

By Gary Chandler, 2019 Field School Student from New Mexico: Puebloan Rebels of The Southwest Have you ever tried putting together a [...]

I’m Julian Gonzalez, a Psychology major and Anthropology minor studying at California State University, Los Angeles. When I expressed to my professor that I [...]

Summer is here, and our field season is in full swing! From museum studies to primatology to indigenous archaeology, IFR students are engaged in [...]

Meet Dr. Mark E. Harrison, Ecologist at the Borneo Nature Foundation and Director of our Indonesia: Peat Ecology field school. The program is based in [...]

My name is Marisa Saldaña, and I am a senior at the University of La Verne majoring in Communications with an emphasis in Public [...]

By Vanessa Muros, April 2019 [Traducción al español abajo] Last summer, the Corral Redondo Archaeology Project began its first season of a multidisciplinary effort [...]

The Gallina people inhabited an area of high elevations with inaccessible mesas, razorback ridges, and deep canyons (Photo 1). This rugged landscape was one of [...]

By Arabella Newton From the beginning of July until last week we have been living and working in the Rungan Forest, gradually building our [...]

By Dr. Denis Shine & Dr. Stephen Mandal Students are drawn to our Carrick field school for a whole host of reasons – including the [...]