Read First: Journeyman Archaeologist and Medieval Archaeologist Requirements

The journeyman lessons are designed to take what you have learned in the apprentice lessons and narrow the focus down to one specific area of interest. This area of interest will serve as the foundation for your research paper and presentation at the Master Level. This level is primarily for research, although there will be core lessons in field archaeology that will teach a guild member how to organize an excavation.


General Requirements to Become a Journeyman:

- Must be at least a Squire.
- Must have completed the Apprentice Core Lessons in Archaeology and Medieval Archaeology.


Specific Requirements to Become a Journeyman:

- Apprentice must complete the Journeyman Core Lessons in Field Archaeology.
- Apprentice must select a sub-discipline of archaeology for further research with the help of his or her mentor.
- Apprentice must complete the Journeyman Research in Archaeology.
- Apprentice must complete additional lessons provided by mentor if the mentor determines additional writing is necessary.
- Apprentice must be recommended for the Journeyman Award by mentor.


Optional Journeyman Medieval Archaeologist Path:

- Apprentice may choose to complete the Journeyman Research in Medieval Archaeology lessons.
- This path is not required to move on to Master Archaeologist within the Guild.
- It is required if one wants to work towards the Master Medieval Archaeologist Requirements.


Lesson Order- Journeyman lessons should be completed in the following order:

- Journeyman Core Lessons in Field Archaeology
- Journeyman Research in Archaeology
- Journeyman Research in Medieval Archaeology (if completing the Medieval lessons)


Additional requirements may be added if deemed necessary by the Guild Master(s). If you have any questions, contact your mentor. On behalf of the Guild, good luck!