Archaeological Summer Field School on Skopelos (ASFS) in 2024
Continuation of the 4EU+ Alliance educational project ‘Artefacts, Creativity, Technology, and Skills from Prehistory to the Classical Period in Greece, project acronym ACTS, project ID: 612621, 2021/F2/10
Teaching period: 20th September – 3rd October 2024
Host Institution: Charles University
Summer School Coordinator: Prof. PhDr. Peter Pavúk, Ph.D.
Participating Institutions: University of Warsaw and Heidelberg University
The Summer Field School on Skopelos is a follow-up and further development of the Summer school organised two years ago in Athens by the ACTS project leaders. The aim is to enhance students’ skills through a hands-on approach to archaeological fieldwork and documentation techniques.
Students will be trained in:
a) Principles of the extensive and intensive archaeological field survey;
b) Topographic reconnaissance;
c) Analysis and processing of ceramic and other finds recovered through survey;
d) The use of electronic equipment;
e) Digital data processing.
The field activities will take place within the ASkoS project environement, in the mornings and early afternoons, while later afternoons will be dedicated to lectures and attaining practical skills working with archaeological finds in the lab. The aim of the training is to equip students with the skills necessary to independently conduct systematic field surveys in the future and develop critical thinking about field research methods in archaeology.
Archaeological Summer Field School on Skopelos is funded by the 4EU+ Alliance and the Erasmus+ programme
