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  • Environmental Sciences / Paleontology

Turkey: Elmali

Archaeology, Asia, Climate Change, Environmental Sciences/Paleontology, Europe, Geoarchaeology, Middle East, Summer 2023

Ireland: Birr (Short Session)

Ecology, Ecology/Conservation, Environmental Archaeology, Environmental Sciences/Paleontology, Environmental Studies, Europe, Geology, IAFS Programs, Ireland Programs, Landscape, Short Sessions, Summer 2023

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