Archaeological Techniques and Center Research (ArchaeoTek) has been created in 2001 in Canada by two archaeologists of Eastern European background, Andre Gonciar and Stephen Batiuk, as an independent association of researchers in the fields of archaeology, anthropology, physical anthropology and GIS/remote sensing. Our initial goal was to provide a platform where international collaborative research programs could develop, through which we could provide logistical support and up-to-date expertise (methodological and theoretical) to selected projects in Eastern Europe. In that context, A. Gonciar set up the Southern Transylvania Projects, directed towards studying the archaeological development of culture in a geographically distinct territory, from the early Neolithic to the Classical period, to the Post Roman Iron Age, to the Middle Ages.
There are multiple projects offered this summer focusing on archaeology, bioarchaeology/osteology, and osteology lab research. Visit https://www.archaeotek-archaeology.org/ to learn more about the different offerings and application process.