Mexico – Archaeology

Mesoamerican Archaeology Study Tour

Earn 9 hours of college credit for archaeology and cultural anthropology while studying and traveling in the Yucatan Peninsula of south/eastern Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.

Program Site	Yucatan Peninsula: Mexico, Belize, Guatemala
ACC Instructor & Program Leader	This program's faculty leaders are Clint Davis, Mary Chipley, and David Brown.
Dates	Classes in Austin from May 23-June 3. Classes in the Yucatan from June 5-June 19.
Description	Earn 9 hours of college credit for archaeology and cultural anthropology while studying and traveling in the Yucatan Peninsula of south/eastern Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.
Courses and Credit	ANTH 2373-Special Topics in Anthropology : Field Methods in Archaeology ANTH 2373-Special Topics in Anthropology: Mesoamerican Archaeology and Anthropology ANTH 2389-Academic Cooperative in Anthropology-Topic: Ethnographic Data Collection and Analysis 9 ACC credits
Accommodations	Multiple-occupancy hotel. Student will a share a hotel room with other ACC students.
Activities and Other Program Features	Site visits and tours include: Oxkintoch / Uxmal, Ek Balam / Izamal, Rio Bec, Calakmul, Progresso, Beach, Magical Mystery Tour: Cenotes. Please see brochure for details.
Eligibility	Student Must Be Actively Seeking Degree Student Must Be In Good Academic Standing
Program Fee	$1,900 includes Round Trip Air Fair (Austin to Merida, Yucatan) + Ground Transportation + 14 nights in Hotels (Multiple Occupancy) + All Scheduled Museum and Site Entrance Fees + Faculty Transportation and ½ Faculty Housing Does not include ACC course tuition/fees, Books and Field Materials; International Student ID; Food/Drink/Gifts; Passport; Transportation to/from Airports.
Spots available	10 out of 10
Deadline to apply	February 28, 2011. However, applicants will be interviewed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Acceptance Policy	Students will be selected based on interview.
Contact	For more information, please contact Giancarlo Taylor at gtaylor2@austincc.edu