Y-PYRO and the YUALs support teaching and training of undergraduate and graduate students taking courses through both the Council on Archaeological Studies and the Department of Anthropology.
One of the classes in which Y-PYRO is most involved is ANTH/ARCG 316/716: Introduction to Archaeological Laboratory Sciences. This course serves as an introduction to a wide range of techniques used in archaeological laboratory analysis, including quantitative data analysis and statistics appropriate to each one.
Information regarding degree programs and courses offered by the CAS and Department of Anthropology can be found via the following links:
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Students learning to replicate archaeological ceramics -
Students selecting materials for an artificial lithic assemblage -
Students learning to use ground-penetrating radar in Guatemala -
A Master's student painting his replica of a Mayan vessel -
Students working together in groups to process compositional data -
Students learning to use ground-penetrating radar in New Haven -
Students creating an artificial faunal assemblage