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Young Archaeologists' Club (YAC)

A UK-wide network of over 80 local branches where members ages roughly 8-16 take part in hands-on archaeology and heritage activities such as excavation practice, fieldwalking, surveying, and conservation, led by volunteer archaeologists and educators.

Deadline: Rolling
1-2 hours/week hrs/week
Freshman, Sophomore
International
Community ServiceSTEMIn-personLow CostBeginner
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