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Trapper Creek Loop

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UFO

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Night on the (small) town

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[oosik]

Moose

We got dropped off at our landing zone, and right across the way a bull moose greeted us. We were far enough apart that there was no need to worry about anything. We just observed each other.

[oosik]

Archaeology Field Methods in Alaska This course, specifically for undergraduates with no previous archaeological experience, focuses on building important skills by using state-of-the-art field-based research technologies and teaching the fundamentals of archaeological survey, excavation, stratigraphic profiling and site mapping. You can travel to the quaint mountain villages of Talkeetna and Trapper Creek—located along the confluence of the Susitna, Talkeetna and Chulitna Rivers midway between Anchorage and Fairbanks—and participate in an ongoing research program.

Advanced Archaeology Field Methods in Alaska This advanced course engages students in reconnaissance, survey and site excavations at multiple sites in the Volkmar Lake and Goodpaster River region of the Tanana Valley, central Alaska. You will travel on your own to Fairbanks, located in the heart of interior Alaska, where you’ll meet the research team and board either a floatplane or a riverboat to reach the remote Volkmar-Goodpaster project area. A field base camp will be established where your research will take place.

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Denali (Mt. McKinley) from Trapper Creek, AK