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January 6, 2018 by SCRAP

Field School RPA-certified!

Our archaeological field school at Alabama is now certified by the Register of Professional Archaeologists! See more information about the program by following the link below, and join us in Belize this Spring!

http://www.ucalgary.ca/uci/abroad/gsp/belizearky

2018 Belize ARKY - Brochure - Digital
2018 Belize ARKY - Brochure - Digital2

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