Most summer field schools begin accepting applications after the first of the year, and that is right around the corner. I'm starting my search now.Another student in the seminar I'm taking at the University of Arizona worked at Baking Pot last year, a large Classic capital in Belize. The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance (BVAR) project is entering its 20th year, and there is still a lot of work to do there. I'm putting this one at the top of my list for several reasons:
- It's in Belize, where the official language is English;
- Instead of living in tents, you get to stay in a modest hotel;
- The amount of time you stay is flexible (minumum of 2 weeks).
I also see that academic credit may be obtained for the course through Galen University/University of Indianapolis (But the additional costs for the classes are significant).
If you are interested in attending a field school in the Maya area, this might be a good choice. As I continue my search, I'll compile a list of field schools and create a permanent link to a post which can just keep growing.
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