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Saint Mary's College of California Student Christopher Baker Conducts Global Archaeological Research On Bronze Age Shipwreck

February 1, 2026

Saint Mary’s College Expands Undergraduate Research Through International Archaeology

Saint Mary’s College of California continues to offer students immersive research opportunities, exemplified by Christopher Baker’s 2025 summer work in Turkey and subsequent studies in Rome.

Baker participated in a field project investigating a 3,300-year-old shipwreck off the Turkish coast, contributing to research on ancient maritime trade and seafaring practices. The hands-on work allowed him to engage directly with archaeological methods, material analysis, and collaborative research alongside an international team of scholars.

After the fieldwork, Baker pursued academic study in Rome, expanding his knowledge of classical history, archaeology, and the broader contexts of ancient civilizations. By combining field experience with classroom learning, he benefited from

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