2020 Field Season: July 11 to August 1
Now accepting applications!​​ 

We are currently planning next summer's project and seeking qualified applicants the next season of excavation at Caladinho in the Alentejo region of Portugal. Contact us for more information!
Previous fieldwork at Caladinho uncovered the remains of a fortified structure related to the Roman colonization of the region in the 1st century B.C.E. Caladinho is the first example of one of these small, fortified, rural structures to be systematically excavated in the Alentejo region. The primary goal of this project is the identification of the inhabitants, the chronology of the site's occupation, and its place within the larger regional context. This upcoming season of fieldwork will complete the excavation of the domestic area extending to the north and continue targeted archaeological reconnaissance of the remainder of the site.

Field school students will receive instruction in excavation techniques, the handling and processing of artifacts, and the
recording of exposed areas and features. No prior experience in archaeology is required. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply.

​Tuition is $1800 for the 3 week session, and includes room, board, and the cost of transportation within Portugal. The deadline for applications is April 12, 2019.

...want to learn more? 

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​Check out the Field School and Application pages  
   for more information.

​  Please contact Karilyn Sheldon at
karilyngsheldon@gmail.com or Joey Williams at 
  jwilliams172 at uco.edu with any questions.

  Terra Sigillata Italica from Caladinho (Redondo, Portugal)
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  2012 Field Report at the 2013 AIA meeting
   2010 Field Report published in the journal Chronika
   2010 Field Report at the 2011 AIA meeting   
Recent Unreported Heritage News article on our work at Caladinho