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Uncovering Georgia’s history
The land we now call Georgia was the home of great chiefdoms and civilizations that left their stories in village sites from Rabun Gap to Tybee Light. That information needs to be recorded before it is destroyed, says UGA archaeologist Stephen Kowalewski. EXPLORE → -
Ecolodge San Luis: a Course in Study-Abroad
The UGA facility in San Luis, Costa Rica presents the university with opportunities to expand its already formidable study-abroad program in just this way. EXPLORE → -
The new village at Cherokee Heritage Center in Oklahoma
A UGA team began drawing plans for the new Cherokee village, based on historical documents and while working closely with officials from the Cherokee National Historical Society. EXPLORE → -
Mountains of change
Ted Gragson, a professor of anthropology in UGA’s Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, is lead principal investigator of the Appalachian research project, a $6.7 million NSF-funded program to extend research headed by UGA in southern Appalachia. EXPLORE →
Prospective Students
The deadline for fall semester is January 1st of each year for both the Ph.D. program and for the M.S. program. We accept applications just for fall semesters. We encourage applicants to submit their paperwork as far in advance of the department's January 1st deadline as possible to make their applications most competitive, because this gives enough time for the required letters of recommendation, transcripts, and so on to arrive and be processed. A master's degree is not required for consideration for admission to the Ph.D. program.
FOR MORE INFORMATION →Graduate Students
The Master of Science (M.S.) in Archaeological Resource Management (ARM) is offered through a unique interdisciplinary, non-thesis program whose goal is to provide students with advanced training in the scientific, technical, legal, philosophical, financial, and practical basis of archaeological work in the context of cultural resource management within a twelve-month time frame.
FOR MORE INFORMATION →Events
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Aug
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Welcome Reception
- 08/20 at 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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