Archaeology at Michigan

Students working at the site of Incoronata

Fieldwork Students work at the archaeological site of Incoronata (1000-600 BC), in southern Italy.

Research Dr. David Stone presenting paper at the National Institute of Heritage, Tunisia.

Degrees and Careers

Museums and Collections

Laboratories Prof. Laura Motta working in the Bioarchaeology Laboratory.

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Welcome to Archaeology at Michigan!

This website is a gateway to the University of Michigan’s extensive teaching and research activity in the field of archaeology. Our faculty, staff, and students are conducting fieldwork and collections-based research across the globe, spanning periods from half a million years ago to the present. The University of Michigan houses outstanding archaeological collections and offers a range of undergraduate and graduate degrees and programs in archaeology and related disciplines. This site provides an overview of our research, educational programs, collections, and resources that are of interest to students, scholars, teachers, and the general public.