Knowlton Henge Project - Oppourtunities 2005

Students: Individuals engaged in a programme of study relating to archaeology anywhere in the world are welcome to join the field school. For 2006 participation is offerd at two levels:

Level 1. Students who wish to gain practical experience in archaeological fieldwork and who are doing so as part of a placement requirement for a programme of full or part-time education. Registration with the Field School is offered for a minimum period of 2 weeks during which time you can expect to participate in a wide variety of excavation and field survey tasks and will receive appropriate tuition in the application of methods, approaches and procedures. In addition you will able to attend a series of supporting lectures designed as part of the full credit rated programme for external participants. As a student registerred participant you will also recieve a transcript of your tasks undertaken and performance record which can be appended to pro forma documents provided by your home institution.
Level 2. Students or prospective studentswho wish to accumulate educational credit can opt to undertake a 4 week placement where you will temporarily enrol as a Bournemouth University student studying for academic credit (CAT 20pts, ECTS 10pts or US 5pts) in association with our undergraduate unit Applied Field methods. Over the 4 week period you will participate in a wide range of field survey and excavation procedures where you will receive hands on training supported by a lecture programme to reinforce your learning experience and skills set. During your participation you will be required to keep a log book which is periodically assessed and which will ultimately be submitted for final assessment alongside a formal report. Succesful completion of the report and logbook will lead to the award of academic credit which can be used in student exchange programmes throughout Europe and North America. The dates for this option (4 weeks) are August 14th September 10th 2006 inclusive. Course validation details and specification relating to this unit (AHE 205, Applied Field Methods) can be sent upon request to potential applicants seeking to participate in this capacity.

Option 1	Volunteer participants including daily transport to the site from Bournemouth University (including tea and coffee) NB Minimum participation 2 weeks	£50 p/wk
Option 2	Student placement participation (minimum placement 2 weeks)	£85 p/wk
Option 3	Student participation for validated course (4 weeks) Includes tuition fees, examination fees, course materials, tea and coffee, transportation to site from Bournemouth University.	£550

Opportunities to participate in 2006