How much funding does Begole Archaeological Research Grant provide?

Begole Archaeological Research Grant provides Up to US $5,000 in funding.

When is the deadline for Begole Archaeological Research Grant?

This grant has a rolling deadline or the deadline has not been announced.

Begole Archaeological Research Grant

Anza-Borrego Foundation

Foundation Grants for Science Research Humanities Grants

Funding Amount

Up to US $5,000

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

Foundation

Can we apply?

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Eligible organizations

Graduate students.
Staff of federal, state or county agencies.
Independent scholars.

Other requirements

Applicant eligibility:Applicants may be:Undergraduate students.
Faculty and/or titled researchers at academic institutions.
Employed in the private cultural resource management sector.
Geographic eligibility:Research in some phase of prehistory or history within the CDD parks, in areas bordering the parks,

Not eligible / not funded

Not eligible: No funds will be awarded until proof of permitting has been
Not eligible: submitted to the appropriate entity.
Not eligible: In no case will a grant be awarded for work, supplies, or equipment that would fall under the usual
Not eligible: scope of California State Parks management or fiscal responsibilities.
Not eligible: No charges for salaries or overhead for the applicant(s) are allowed.

Overview

The Begole Archaeological Research Grant supports scientific research in Colorado Desert District parks and related areas in California and Baja California. Annually, two grants of up to $5,000 each are available for archaeological projects, with no topic restrictions. Eligibility includes students, faculty, agency staff, and independent scholars. Priority may be given to research focusing on early prehistory. Proof of permitting is required before funds are awarded, and no charges for salaries or overhead are allowed.

The Begole Archaeological Research Grant (BARG) program is designed to support scientific archaeological research in Colorado Desert District (CDD) parks and in other areas of the California and Baja California Desert regions that may have direct connections with or scientific applications to CDD parks.
Two grants are available annually. Funds requested can be up to $5,000 for each research project.

Eligibility

Applicant eligibility:Applicants may be:Undergraduate studentsGraduate studentsFaculty and/or titled researchers at academic institutionsStaff of federal, state or county agenciesEmployed in the private cultural resource management sectorIndependent scholars.Geographic eligibility:Research in some phase of prehistory or history within the CDD parks, in areas bordering the parks, in the immediately surrounding area (see attached map for research area limitations), or elsewhere in the Colorado or Mojave Deserts. Project eligibility:There are no restrictions on the topics of the research proposals, as long as they are archaeological in scope and/or focus.

Ineligibility

No funds will be awarded until proof of permitting has been submitted to the appropriate entity. In no case will a grant be awarded for work, supplies, or equipment that would fall under the usual scope of California State Parks management or fiscal responsibilities.No charges for salaries or overhead for the applicant(s) are allowed.