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ANTH 114/214
The Paleoanthropological Field Program in China is the first program for American students at this early man site. Conducted in cooperation with the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, the program includes intensive field research in paleoanthropology, excavation methods, identification and analysis of materials, paleoecology, archaeology, and human anatomy. Students spend four weeks working at Zhoukoudian, then visit historical and archaeological sites in Beijing and Xian.
For more information please visit http://www.gwu.edu/~anth.
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| June 13 |
Students arrive at Zhoukoudian. |
| June 14 - July 7 |
Zhoukoudian excavations, lectures, and tours |
| July 8 - 11 |
Tours of the Beijing area: Ming and Qing Dynasty Palace, Great Wall, Ming Dynasty Tombs, Summer Palace, other sites |
| July 12 - 14 |
Tour of Xian area: Ban Po Neolithic Site Museum, Qin Mausoleum, other sites |
| July 15 |
Free day in Beijing |
| July 16 |
Return to U.S. |
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The estimated cost of the program is $4384, including three credits tuition, registration and program fees, five weeks of meals and lodging in China, all transportation and sightseeing fees within China, and taxes. A six-credit option is available for $5839. International airfare is not included.
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