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2027 US (AZ): Drone & Photogrammetry Training for Archaeologists

Drones are an essential tool in today’s archaeological practice, both in academic research and professional archaeology (e.g., Cultural Resource Management or CRM, heritage studies or site damage mitigation). Drones save time and money on archaeological surveys, and they also provide excellent high-resolution spatial information for site detection, monitoring and regional landscape studies. Flying a drone is simple when you know how to do it. In fact, you can learn how to do that in just a few h

CountryUnited States
Region6R7X+Wj Williams, Az, Usa
PeriodPre contact & Contact periods
Dates / seasonMay 23, 2027 to June 5, 2027
StatusListed on AFOB
TypeField School
Application deadlineApril 16, 2027
CostUnknown, ask the project
Minimum age18 years old
Academic credit4 Semester Credit Units (equivalent to 6 Quarter Credit Units) through our School of Record – Culver Stockton College
AccommodationThis program provides full Room & Board at the Hat Ranch, a research station owned by Northern Arizona University
Last checked2026-10-16

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