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archaeological dig internship

has anyone ever heard or done of an architecture student working at an archaeological dig site as a summer internship? i heard about it from a friend of mine a couple years ago, about doing it in south america, and i'm currently looking for more information about it.

does anyone know anything about what it would be like, what i would be doing, how to go about finding a site, or anything about the general process? i'm looking online but having a tough time finding anything relatively concrete


thanks!

 
Dec 30, 08 7:05 pm
binary

in the architecture world....if it's not office experience then they could care less :)


Dec 30, 08 7:31 pm  · 
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no, but if its an elective then go for it. especially if its just for a summer...

my greek history professor did archeological digs in greece. i never went on them because i couldn't afford them, but it was just part of a regular course. 3 credits, no fuss no muss. so i guess if you want to do some archeology i would go to the archeology dept and ask whats going on and how to sign up. should be as easy as that.

Dec 30, 08 7:48 pm  · 
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some person

I think there is a professor at Notre Dame who takes a group out West every summer...

Dec 30, 08 7:58 pm  · 
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PodZilla

Just apprentice at a rapid prototyping company, and spend your time extracting models from the z printers. Same idea, just more architectural.

Dec 30, 08 8:36 pm  · 
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TedTedTed

One of my professors my last semester at IIT regularly went to Greece every summer to help out at an archaeological dig, and I think he even took a few students this past summer. I know he did some work in Ghana as well, but I cannot remember if it was archaeological in nature...

Jan 8, 09 6:25 pm  · 
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