Training Tomorrow's Archaeologists
UTA students gain hands-on experience in cultural resource management, a high-demand field safeguarding historic sites.
Cultural resource management, a rapidly growing industry within archaeology and anthropology, faces a critical shortage of skilled professionals. This field safeguards historic sites under federal law.
- 11 students from across the country were selected for Crow Canyon Archaeological Center's CRM Field School.
- Four students from The University of Texas at Arlington participated in the program.
- The intensive two-week program trains students in practical archaeological fieldwork skills.
The program prepares students for the CRM workforce after graduation.
Cultural resource management safeguards historic sites under federal law.
Author's summary: UTA students participate in CRM Field School for hands-on experience.