The UMSL archaeology instructor offers students hands-on field experience excavating Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
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Digging into the dig: Daniel Pierce talks archaeology summer field school in Excelsior Springs
The UMSL archaeology instructor offers students hands-on field experience excavating Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
Digging into the dig: Daniel Pierce talks archaeology summer field school in Excelsior Springs
The UMSL archaeology instructor offers students hands-on field experience excavating Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
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Student archeologists report from field, add to knowledge of ancient Greece
Over the last three weeks, every new day has been an adventure for a group of UMSL students in Greece.
Student archeologists report from field, add to knowledge of ancient Greece
Over the last three weeks, every new day has been an adventure for a group of UMSL students in Greece.
Student archeologists report from field, add to knowledge of ancient Greece
Over the last three weeks, every new day has been an adventure for a group of UMSL students in Greece.
Archaeologist to discuss ancient burial site in Crete
High up in remote parts of the Greek island of Crete is the tiny village of St. Haralambos, known as Hagios Charalambos. Archaeologist Philip Betancourt has spent years excavating a small cave at the edge of this village which was once used as the burial place for the...
Archaeologist to discuss ancient burial site in Crete
High up in remote parts of the Greek island of Crete is the tiny village of St. Haralambos, known as Hagios Charalambos. Archaeologist Philip Betancourt has spent years excavating a small cave at the edge of this village which was once used as the burial place for the...
Archaeologist to discuss ancient burial site in Crete
High up in remote parts of the Greek island of Crete is the tiny village of St. Haralambos, known as Hagios Charalambos. Archaeologist Philip Betancourt has spent years excavating a small cave at the edge of this village which was once used as the burial place for the...
Archaeologist receives National Science Foundation grant to continue Greece excavations
University of Missouri–St. Louis archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos has received a $130,284 National Science Foundation grant to continue his work in Greece. Each summer Cosmopoulos, the Hellenic Government Karakas Family Endowed Professor of Greek Studies at UMSL,...
Archaeologist receives National Science Foundation grant to continue Greece excavations
University of Missouri–St. Louis archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos has received a $130,284 National Science Foundation grant to continue his work in Greece. Each summer Cosmopoulos, the Hellenic Government Karakas Family Endowed Professor of Greek Studies at UMSL,...
Archaeologist receives National Science Foundation grant to continue Greece excavations
University of Missouri–St. Louis archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos has received a $130,284 National Science Foundation grant to continue his work in Greece. Each summer Cosmopoulos, the Hellenic Government Karakas Family Endowed Professor of Greek Studies at UMSL,...
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