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Archaeospain field schools

November 20, 2024 Elizabeth Baughan

Archaeospain offers three field school programs for summer 2025, in Spain and Portugal:

  • Zorita Castle – Archaeology and Osteology in central Spain
  • Archaeology at the Roman forum of Valeria, Spain
  • Field Archaeology and Museum Studies in the Roman villa of Santa Catarina de Sitimos, Alcacer do Sal, Portugal

For more information, see https://www.archaeospain.com/.

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