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Archeologists and anthropologists are often grateful for volunteers. In fact, many state and regional archeologists and anthropologists take pride in their volunteer programs, as a means of building stronger community ties and as a way to share their knowledge about cultural resources. Numerous volunteer opportunities exist throughout the country. See “A Great Excuse to Get Dirty” to get a sense of the enthusiasm volunteers have brought to a project in Alexandria, Virginia, and then find an opportunity that appeals to you among the links below. Also, you may want to check with your state archeologist or State Historic Preservation Officer for information on state or regional volunteer opportunities.The Archaeological Institute of America's Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities BLM: Environmental Education Volunteers The Cornell University Inter-College Program in Archaeology MWAC Volunteer opportunities Passport
in Time The Smithsonian Institution's Anthropology Outreach Office The VIP Program Several organizations also provide opportunities for archeological and anthropological volunteer activities such as: Center for American Archeology Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Earthwatch Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum
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Valley Archaeology Center (MVAC) For further information on regional and local archeology programs, archaeological societies, museums, and university programs in your area, you may want to look at our listing of State Archaeology Celebrations. And don't miss our featured volunteer program... "A Great Excuse to Get Dirty" (Alexandria Archeology)
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