Sensitivity and respect for the antiquities and local cultural milieu are a must. Students must have the permission of the field director before registration. For the ninth consecutive year, Adelphi University, holding a leading position in the study of the human condition and perceived environments in antiquity, continues its collaborative activities with several renown cross-disciplinary, international , projects in Israel, Cyprus, and Greece. A select number of students, not to exceed ten members, will participate in this project between July 1-30, 1999. Funds allocated to our project, through the Greek Archaeological Service, will cover all student lodging and food expenses, as well as all direct and indirect project expenses.
Students are responsible only for international insurance and travel to an d from the project.
Since the Adelphi group will collaborate with crews from Europe, a team effort is appropriate for achieving our proposed goals and objectives. Sensitivity and respect for the antiquities and local cultural milieu are a must. Students mus t have the permission of the field director before registration. This page is still under construction. Suggestions and comments are welcome.