So you want to dig up ancient bones and artifacts in Africa this summer?
Well, the National Museums of Kenya, in collaboration with Rutgers U's Program of Human Evolutionary Studies in the Department of Anthropology and the Rutgers Study Abroad program, offer a unique opportunity at a summer field school in Koobi Fora, Kenya, where you'll do just that and a whole lot more.
Join us in Northern Kenya for the premier Paleoanthropology Field School in the world! We have new field projects studying fossilized footprints, climate change, Holocene land use, hominid diet and more. We are planning a most incredible summer field season with an exciting group of senior researchers that include hominin experts, primatologists, vertebrate paleontologists, geologists, and archaeologists.
Become a part of our ongoing research and training program! This will change your life in wondrous ways.
Study Abroad Program Guide for KFFS Field School
Kenyan Past and
Present Article about KFFS
KFFS slideshow
Primate Ecology Field School
For 16 years Rutgers University in partnership with the National Museums of Kenya has offered the finest field based training programs in Paleoanthropology in the world!
Check out Rutgers Study Abroad page for the
Koobi Fora Field School
| QUICK LINKS |
| National
Museums of Kenya Rutgers Anthro Dept. Rutgers Study Abroad Check out our F.A.Q. |
| DATES FOR 2011 |
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June 14 - July 25, 2011 Note:
arrival
in Kenya |
Kenya Dig It!
