Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Summer Camps & Summer Study Programs
Kids & Teen Summer Camps

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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

Summer Archaeology Programs for Teens in Colorado

Location:

Cortez Colorado

Ages:

Minimum ages for teens are listed with each program

Gender:

coed

Season:

Three Sessions, late June to late July

 

 

Notes:

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center offers programs for adults, teens, and school groups throughout the year. Visit our web site for details.

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Summer Camps

These summer camps for teens are specially designed to engage young people in the study of the past. Through hands-on activities, lively discussions, and unique field trips, teens learn that the study of archaeology, history, and culture can be exciting, relevant, and fun!
Some scholarship opportunities are available.

Middle School Archaeology Camp
Think
you're too young for archaeology? Think again! This week-long introduction to archaeology is filled with fun activities, interesting discussions, and lots of opportunities to make new friends.

High School Archaeology Camp
This week-long camp is a great way to try your hand at archaeology, as you excavate at a real archaeological site and work with ancient Pueblo artefacts in the lab. 
 

High School Field School
Add a prestigious precollegiate experience to your resume by attending this intensive (but fun!) three-week program, where you'll work alongside professional archaeologists in the field and lab.

Travel Adventures

Crow Canyon offers unforgettable domestic and international travel adventures for people who love to explore other cultures and delve into the mysteries of the human past. With nearly 25 years’ experience in conducting archaeological and cultural tours in the American Southwest and beyond, Crow Canyon delivers a premier educational travel experience.

Crow Canyon trips are professionally developed to ensure that every detail has been taken care of, so you can focus on fun! We offer the very best:

  • top scholars and cultural consultants as your trip leaders
  • privileged access to remote locations, rarely visited sites, and outstanding museum collections
  • limited group sizes
  • thought-provoking discussion in a friendly, collegial atmosphere

So whether you want to explore the American Southwest or traverse the globe for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, Crow Canyon is your choice for educational travel adventure!

Only open to persons over the age of 18.

School Groups

Lots of fun activities tailored to students in the fourth through twelfth grades bring the past to life and reinforce concepts used in a wide range of subjects, including history, language, and mathematics. The number and types of activities vary, depending on the age group and the length of the program.

Choose from the following types of programs:

Student Day Program

Fun, hands-on activities introduce your students to ancestral Pueblo history and culture in this one-day program.

Multiday Programs
Bring your students to Crow Canyon to learn firsthand about archaeology and the lifeways of the ancestral Pueblo people. We offer programs ranging from two to five days in length.

For more information ...

Visit Crow Canyon Archaeological Center at http://www.crowcanyon.org/

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Sessions

Middle School Archaeology Camp

  • June 22 to 28, 2008
    • Tuition Member: $1,075
    • Nonmember: $1,175
  • Deposit: $300

High School Archaeology Camp

  • July 27 to August 2, 2008
    • Tuition Member: $1,075
    • Nonmember: $1,175
  • Deposit: $300
High School Field School
  • July 6 to 26, 2008
    • Tuition Member: $3,850
    • Nonmember: $3,940
  • Deposit: $300