Excavation Fellowships support students and young archaeologists in hands-on archaeological fieldwork to build practical skills and inform their scholarship, teaching, and careers.
Olivia James Traveling Fellowship supports archaeological researchers with travel and study in Mediterranean and Mesopotamian regions to investigate collections, records, and material evidence.
Fellowships for Excavation Participants support individuals taking part in archaeological digs as part of research into the history and cultures of the Near East and wider Mediterranean world.
Harriet and Leon Pomerance Fellowship supports individual scholars researching Aegean Bronze Age archaeology to investigate ancient communities through material remains, built environments, and written evidence.
Heritage Excavation Fellowships support students and staff participating in ASOR-affiliated archaeological projects, funding direct expenses to enable their involvement in excavation work.