Volunteer Archaeology Projects Abroad
Our voluntary Archaeology Projects offer you the opportunity to get some quality, professional work-experience in a truly fascinating area. Whether you are a school or college student hoping to study a related university course during a gap year, an archaeology undergraduate or postgraduate looking to enhance you CV or simply somebody looking to pursue an amateur interest in this field, we have a placement that will suit you, your skills and your level of experience.
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Volunteering on an Archaeology Project Overseas
Archaeology is a field which encompasses a variety of different areas. It essentially attempts to study the cultures of the past by looking at the physical remains; this means it includes elements of history, architecture, geology, anthropology, art, surveying and engineering, as well as countless other subjects. Our placements attempt to let you experience as much of this diversity as possible
Our archaeology related projects are located in Peru and Romania. Either location offers something very different, but they both benefit from the same unrivalled support from our directly employed local staff and the security that comes from having a community of Projects Abroad volunteers close at hand.
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"It certainly gives you a great time away from the pressures of home, and in a completely new and fascinating environment, to pick up a new skill, meet new friends, sample new foods, embrace a new culture, and visit possibly the most amazing place in the entire world."
Kieran Keel
Archaeology volunteer in Peru
Archaeology Projects in:

You will work at a range of archaeological sites, alongside local experts and could find yourself recovering artefacts, identifying ancient graves, analysing finds and giving museum presentations.

Work alongside experts and explore ancient Peru with our exciting archaeology project based in Pikillaqta National Park, which will involve investigating, mapping and excavating pre-Inca structures.