Flinders University are accepting applications for field schools that will be run in 2015. The field schools run as short courses for those who are not enrolled in a degree at Flinders.
Upcoming field schools for 2015 include:
Advanced Archaeology Field School
13-17 April 2015. Held at Sturt’s Gorge, Adelaide.
The excavation of a nineteenth century ruin located beside Magpie Creek.
The Museum
15-19 June 2015. Held in Adelaide, Australia.
A practical and critical introduction to museums.
http://www.flinders.edu.au/ehl/archaeology/fieldwork/field-schools/museum/museum_home.cfm
Ethnoarchaeology in Aboriginal Australia
6-12 July 2015. Held at Barunga, Northern Territory. Teacher: Claire Smith
Rock art recording and the study of graffiti in a remote Aboriginal community.
Conservation Field School
28 September – 2 October. Held in Adelaide, Australia.
An intensive introduction to materials science, deterioration processes in marine environments, pre-disturbance conservation surveys, in-situ conservation and stabilisation, recovery, initial storage, stabilisation and transportation of artefacts, and the storage and display of conserved artefacts
Archaeological Field Methods
21 September to 2 October. Held in association with the River Murray and Mallee Aboriginal Corporation and Calperum Station, South Australia.
http://www.flinders.edu.au/ehl/archaeology/fieldwork/field-schools/field-methods/overview.cfm