(Taken from the University of San Diego Extension Course Catalog, with
permission)

ARCHAEOLOGY: THE MYSTERY OF THE PRESIDIO

For over two hundred years the Spanish colonial citadel of San Diego has been
buried on the summit at Presidio Hill. Students in this course aid in
unearthing artifacts and architectural remains of the vanished settlement.
They also help analyze the objects that they recover and attend lectures
focusing on a variety of related topics, including Spanish colonial history
and archaeology, Latino frontier culture, artifact identification,
archaeological field methods, current trends in historical archaeology, and
the development of research at the site. In addition to lectures, students
must complete 8 hours of fieldwork per week, any day, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Students may enroll in Part I or Part II or both.

NOTE: Pre-enrollment required. No visitors permitted.

Jack S. Williams, Ph.D., serves as the executive director of the Center for
Spanish Colonial Archaeology. He heads the San Diego Presidio Project and the
Serranilla Banks Underwater Expedition in Colombia. Dr. Williams is the author
of numerous articles on historical archaeology and the Spanish frontier, and
has served as technical advisor to interpretative programs in the U.S., Spain,
Mexico, and Colombia.

PRESIDIO PART I: METHODS OF HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY

Course No. ANTH-40001  Section ID 005177-5003
Time/Date: Th 6:30pm-8:30pm Feb. 1-22, 1996
Location: Rm 216, Center Hall, University Center, UCSD
Credit: 3 units in Anthropology
Fee: $295  Enrollment deadline Feb.1. Refund deadline: Feb.2

PRESIDIO PART II: SPANISH COLONIAL SOCIETY AS SEEN THROUGH ARCHAEOLOGY

Course No. ANTH-40002  Section ID 005178-5003
Time/Date: Th 6:30pm-8:30pm  Feb 29-Mar 14; includes 1 mtg TBA
Location: Rm 216, Center Hall, University Center, UCSD
Credit: 3 units in Anthropology
Fee: $295.  Enrollment deadline: Feb 29. Refund deadline: Feb 30.

This course will be offered again from April through May of 1996. To request a
copy of the course catalog (that has full enrollment information) call
the Catalog Request Line at 619-534-0406. For more information, you can e-mail
either Dr. Jack S. Williams ([log in to unmask]) or myself
(Anita Cohen-Williams, [log in to unmask]).

Anita Cohen-Williams; Reference Services; Hayden Library
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ  85287-1006
PHONE: (602) 965-4579              FAX: (602) 965-9169
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