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Archaeology Expeditions

One of Earthwatch’s four priority research areas is sustainable cultures. Our archeaological projects are contributing to a better understanding of human interaction with the environment, both past and present. With projects in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas, whatever your interest in the world, we have an expedition that will fire your imagination and inspire you to join us in the field and help document as-yet-unrecorded history.

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Roman Fort on Tyne

Ancient Britain: Romans on the Tyne

When in Rome, they say, do as the Romans do. But what did the Romans do in England? Rendezvous:South Shields, England, UK Call 14-7 days Moderate

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Ancient Britain: Romans on the Tyne - Teen

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. But what did the Romans do in northern England? Rendezvous:South Shields, England, UK Call 14 days Moderate

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Discovering Italy's Ancient Roman Coast

Discovering Italy’s Ancient Roman Coast

Help save the cultural treasures of a Roman villa overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea along Tuscany’s stunning central coast. Rendezvous:Pisa, Italy Call 13-6 days Moderate

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Easter Island Culture

Easter Island (Rapa Nui) Culture

Explore one of the most remote islands on Earth to uncover the evolution of agriculture and the consequences of environmental degradation. Rendezvous:Hanga Roa, Easter Island, Chile $5200 14 days Moderate

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Mammoth Graveyard

Mammoth Graveyard

You can help piece together life in the Ice Age at a truly mammoth site. Rendezvous:Rapid City, SD, USA $3400 15 days Very Easy

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