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Program Location
Highlights
Housing
On-Site Staff
- • The cutting edge of Maya archeology at San Bartolo, Guatemala
- • Work alongside professional archaeologists
- • Combines lectures with extensive hands-on excavation of ancient Maya sites
- • Offered spring semester of even numbered years
Program participants live at the project headquarters and sleep in tents in a camp of approximately 120 people. Students and staff eat communally; breakfast, lunch and dinner are prepared by cooks. Wireless Internet is available.
Resident Director
William Saturno, PhD
Boston University • International Programs • 888 Commonwealth Avenue • Boston,
MA 02215
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu