Timetable
2 weeks in Ireland and 4 weeks in Wales.

Course Description
All students will: Learn about survey, excavation and recording techniques; Be taught a wider range of skills than on most field schools, where emphasis is mainly on excavation and immediate finds processing; Benefit from a high staffing level of experienced academic and field archaeologists; Take part in an internationally renowned research programme; Discover new and important information about the past; Experience the local landscape, history, people and culture. The Castell Henllys Field School offers a mixture of survey and excavation, with student choice regarding the type of excavation that can be undertaken. Students also have some choice in the type of project which they carry out in the last two weeks. The information on this page is often what is required by academic advisors to ensure that the program can be recognised for credit at your university. The program is suitable for students at all levels and extent of archaeological knowledge and experience, from complete beginners to graduate students. We ensure that students are given training, experience and supporting reading appropriate to their level of experience. Students with field experience and particular interests which they would wish to pursue should discuss these with the director in advance to see what modifications to the program could be made for them. This can be particularly important for graduate students with the desire to learn or develop particular skills.

Course Fees
£2150

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Entry Requirements
This Field School is for anyone with a general interest in Archaeology, and for those with the following period interests: late prehistoric; Roman; Medieval; Historic, with opportunities to study public interpretation and CRM. The Field School is designed to be suitable for undergraduates at all levels, and graduate students; where possible we accommodate particular interests to create a unique experience.

Course Venue
On Location (Crymych)
University Of York
Castell Henllys
Meline
Crymych
Pembrokeshire
SA41 3UT

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