Focusing on hunter-gather archaeology of

the plains and Rocky Mountains, and paleoindian archaeology.

The Wyoming Advantage

4    Emphasis on theory, method, and fieldwork

4    GIS, statistical training

4    Active research programs in Wyoming and Colorado 

4    Research-based education

4    Internships with federal agencies and  CRM

4    Public education

4    State cultural records office and curation facilities housing     over 1million artifacts on campus

4    International opportunities

4    Financial support for graduate students

4    The country's most beautiful scenery!

Wyoming's doctoral program in anthropology offers individually-designed programs in archaeology of hunting and gathering societies, and in paleoindian, plains, and Rocky Mountains archaeology.

Our program offers explicit career preparation with guaranteed teaching experience, internships in federal and private cultural resource management firms, and professional development seminars.  The program offers detailed attention to method and theory, but also to high-quality field and lab opportunities.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION IS

JANUARY 15TH.

For additional information please contact  Dr. Marcel Kornfeld

For more information on applying to the graduate program see:  http://www.uwyo.edu/uwgrad