Field trip equipment list: PRINT THIS OUT AND USE AS A CHECKLIST
To be updated for AN320 Field Archaeology
USB drive
EQUIPMENT FOR TREE-RING AND CABIN DATING (Manitou Experimental Forest, Block 1 Fall 2017)
REQUIRED FOR FIELD WORK:
day pack (arrive at 8:00 am Tuesday with this packed for the field)
long pants
boots (low or high top or sturdy walking shoes) - there will be rusty nails in wood at the cabin site that we could step on so we
need shoes that nails will not penetrate
finger-less gloves for coring trees to prevent blisters (optional) - bike gloves would work well
field notebook
pencil
eraser
jacket, warm
raingear (tops/bottoms)
sunscreen
2 - 1 liter water bottles
hat (recommended)
toilet paper
bandana (optional)
personal first aid kit
prescription medicine, as needed (e.g., epipen, etc.)
over-the-counter medicines (allergies, ibuprofen)
OTHER EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
sleeping bag or a blanket/comforter (sheets, pillows, pillow cases provided at lodge)
The 5 Minute Archaeologist (book)
pillow (optional)
flashlight or head lamp
towel (smaller rather the large)
soap
deodorant
toothpaste/brush
Camera/phone/charger
lip balm
sunglasses (optional)
hat with bill - for sun protection
warm hat - for cold
comfortable shoes for after field work - anything
sleep clothes/pajamas
socks (some non-cotton)
bag for dirty clothes
gloves/mittens
shorts
shirts, long and short sleeved (a few non-cotton)
laptop computer/tablet (optional)
money, in case something is needed from town
insurance card
cards, games, what else to do for fun?
binoculars (optional)
small folding chair (if you have one; not the large stadium chairs)
*** please pack the above efficiently in 1 or 2 bags
*** notify family you'll be out of touch during many parts of the trip (no cell service)
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Archived PAST equipment lists:
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PROVIDED BY STUDENTS:
tent (check for ground cloth, stakes, rain fly) - if lodging is not provided
sleeping bag - in waterproof stuff sack or trash bag - if lodging not provided
sleeping pad - if lodging not provided
pillow
day hiking pack
jacket (warm, plus something like a wind breaker --- it's very windy at some sites)
raingear (tops/bottoms)
comfortable walking shoes, closed toe (to protect feet)
flashlight or head lamp
plate or bowl, spoon, fork, cup/mug
hand sanitizer
towel (smaller rather the large)
soap
deodorant
toothpaste/brush
Camera/phone/charger
sunscreen
lip balm
sunglasses (optional)
hat with bill - for sun protection
warm hat - for cold
long pants (at least one non-cotton)
long underwear
regular underwear
sleep clothes/pajamas
socks (some non-cotton)
bag for dirty clothes
gloves/mittens
shorts
shirts, long and short sleeved (a few non-cotton)
2 - 1 liter water bottles
toilet paper
bandana (optional)
personal first aid kit
prescription medicine, as needed (e.g., epipen, etc.)
over-the-counter medicines (allergies, ibuprofen)
Notebook/journal, pencil or pen
laptop computer/tablet (optional)
money and/or credit card for snacks and/or bring favorite snacks
insurance card
cards, games, what else to do for fun?
binoculars (optional)
small folding chair (if you have one; not the large stadium chairs)
favorite outdoor recipes (optional)
*** please pack the above efficiently in 1 to 3 bags.
*** notify family you'll be out of touch during many parts of the trip (no cell service)
PROVIDED BY ANTHROPOLOGY DEPT
stoves, fuel
5 - 5 gallon water coolers
ice chests
lanterns
pots/pans
serving/cooking utensils (spoons, knives, ladle, spatula)
drying towels
cutting board (not available)
foil
grill (not available)
charcoal (maybe)
dutch oven (not available)
pot grabber (1 available)
2 coffee pots to heat water, Starbucks Via instant coffee, tea, hot chocolate
can opener
first aid kit
cooking/cleanup supplies (dish soap, wash basins, bleach, pot scrubber)
toilet paper
paper towels
lighters (matches)
tarps/ropes/stakes
table for food preparation (not available)
hand washing tubs
containers to hold group camping gear.
food storage containers
ziploc bags
trash bags
measuring cups
USB drive
EQUIPMENT FOR TREE-RING AND CABIN DATING (Manitou Experimental Forest, Block 1 Fall 2017)
REQUIRED FOR FIELD WORK:
day pack (arrive at 8:00 am Tuesday with this packed for the field)
long pants
boots (low or high top or sturdy walking shoes) - there will be rusty nails in wood at the cabin site that we could step on so we
need shoes that nails will not penetrate
finger-less gloves for coring trees to prevent blisters (optional) - bike gloves would work well
field notebook
pencil
eraser
jacket, warm
raingear (tops/bottoms)
sunscreen
2 - 1 liter water bottles
hat (recommended)
toilet paper
bandana (optional)
personal first aid kit
prescription medicine, as needed (e.g., epipen, etc.)
over-the-counter medicines (allergies, ibuprofen)
OTHER EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
sleeping bag or a blanket/comforter (sheets, pillows, pillow cases provided at lodge)
The 5 Minute Archaeologist (book)
pillow (optional)
flashlight or head lamp
towel (smaller rather the large)
soap
deodorant
toothpaste/brush
Camera/phone/charger
lip balm
sunglasses (optional)
hat with bill - for sun protection
warm hat - for cold
comfortable shoes for after field work - anything
sleep clothes/pajamas
socks (some non-cotton)
bag for dirty clothes
gloves/mittens
shorts
shirts, long and short sleeved (a few non-cotton)
laptop computer/tablet (optional)
money, in case something is needed from town
insurance card
cards, games, what else to do for fun?
binoculars (optional)
small folding chair (if you have one; not the large stadium chairs)
*** please pack the above efficiently in 1 or 2 bags
*** notify family you'll be out of touch during many parts of the trip (no cell service)
***************
Archived PAST equipment lists:
***************
PROVIDED BY STUDENTS:
tent (check for ground cloth, stakes, rain fly) - if lodging is not provided
sleeping bag - in waterproof stuff sack or trash bag - if lodging not provided
sleeping pad - if lodging not provided
pillow
day hiking pack
jacket (warm, plus something like a wind breaker --- it's very windy at some sites)
raingear (tops/bottoms)
comfortable walking shoes, closed toe (to protect feet)
flashlight or head lamp
plate or bowl, spoon, fork, cup/mug
hand sanitizer
towel (smaller rather the large)
soap
deodorant
toothpaste/brush
Camera/phone/charger
sunscreen
lip balm
sunglasses (optional)
hat with bill - for sun protection
warm hat - for cold
long pants (at least one non-cotton)
long underwear
regular underwear
sleep clothes/pajamas
socks (some non-cotton)
bag for dirty clothes
gloves/mittens
shorts
shirts, long and short sleeved (a few non-cotton)
2 - 1 liter water bottles
toilet paper
bandana (optional)
personal first aid kit
prescription medicine, as needed (e.g., epipen, etc.)
over-the-counter medicines (allergies, ibuprofen)
Notebook/journal, pencil or pen
laptop computer/tablet (optional)
money and/or credit card for snacks and/or bring favorite snacks
insurance card
cards, games, what else to do for fun?
binoculars (optional)
small folding chair (if you have one; not the large stadium chairs)
favorite outdoor recipes (optional)
*** please pack the above efficiently in 1 to 3 bags.
*** notify family you'll be out of touch during many parts of the trip (no cell service)
PROVIDED BY ANTHROPOLOGY DEPT
stoves, fuel
5 - 5 gallon water coolers
ice chests
lanterns
pots/pans
serving/cooking utensils (spoons, knives, ladle, spatula)
drying towels
cutting board (not available)
foil
grill (not available)
charcoal (maybe)
dutch oven (not available)
pot grabber (1 available)
2 coffee pots to heat water, Starbucks Via instant coffee, tea, hot chocolate
can opener
first aid kit
cooking/cleanup supplies (dish soap, wash basins, bleach, pot scrubber)
toilet paper
paper towels
lighters (matches)
tarps/ropes/stakes
table for food preparation (not available)
hand washing tubs
containers to hold group camping gear.
food storage containers
ziploc bags
trash bags
measuring cups
