Archaeological Training in the 21st Century

Indiana Jones: Myth, Reality and 21st Century Archaeology

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Despite Indiana Jones' order to "get out of the library," archaeological training involves a fair amount of school work. At school, archaeologists must both intensively train in a particular focus, but must also gain a good understanding of areas of expertise outside their specialty. Recently, shifts in the archaeological job market have led many to ask whether traditional training methods are still relevant and how we can better train new archaeologists. Join us tonight with our guest Dr. Victor Thompson, as we discuss how the demands of contemporary archaeology and what that means for education.

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