The Hofstra University Center for Public Archaeology announces:
Join Hofstra’s Center for Public Archaeology on a dig in Setauket, NY for the month of June.
Train as an archaeologist, learn how to do archival research, and work directly with members
of Setauket’s Native and African American community. Visit:
http://people.hofstra.edu/Christopher_Matthews/ALTC.html for more about the project.
If you are interested in archaeology, museum studies, Native and African American Studies,
or history this is the program for you!!
Interns will receive a stipend of $500. There is also an option to earn academic credit.
The internship takes place in Setauket and runs from May 31-June 30. It is a full-time project,
meeting M-F, 8:30am – 4pm.
This is a competitive internship. To apply, please send a statement of interest and the name
and contact information of a faculty reference to:
Prof. Chris Matthews, anthczm@hofstra.edu
Applications reviewed on a rolling basis until May 13, 2011
Apply Today!