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AIA Sponsors Archaeologists for Autism

The AIA is proud to support Archaeologists for Autism and the organization’s inaugural event on November 22

AIA Will Now Accept Self-Nominations for Committee Membership

Participating in an AIA committee is a rewarding experience, providing members with an opportunity to serve the organization.

New AIA Statement on the St. Louis Society

The Archaeological Institute of America affirms the principle that the material record of the past enriches us all and that its stewardship should be for public benefit. The recent action of the St. Louis Society…

International Archaeology Day from Coast to Coast and in Between

Read about International Archaeology Day Events in Virginia, Oregon, and Iowa.

Last Call for Cotsen Excavation Grants

The Cotsen Excavation Grant falls annually on November 1.

From the Governing Board of the Archaeological Institute of America: “Sense of the Meeting”

At its meeting on October 25, the AIA Governing Board unanimously expressed its dismay at the recent sale of Egyptian artifacts by the AIA St. Louis Society in contravention of the ethical standards current in archaeology.

Registration Now Open for January Educators’ Conference

Archaeology for $400, Alex

On October 17, Jeopardy! will feature an Archaeology category in honor of International Archaeology Day.

Interactive Dig Crete: 2014 Season

Catch up with the latest from Zominthos, a site nestled in a plateau on Mt. Ida, Crete’s highest mountain.

Pomerance Fellowship Spotlight: Daniel Fallu

The AIA is pleased to offer the Harriet and Leon Pomerance Fellowship, to support an individual project of a scholarly nature, related to Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology. Learn more about the 2014 recipient of the Pomerance Fellowship, Daniel Fallu.

AIA Seeks Descriptions of Outreach and Education Programs

In advance of the 2015 Working Conference for Educators, the AIA is soliciting one-page descriptions of existing archaeological outreach and education programs.

Waldbaum Recipient Spotlight: Emily Hails

Learn more about one of the promising 2014 recipients of the Jane C. Waldbaum Archaeological Field School Scholarship, Emily Hails.

Five Ways an AIA Gift Annuity Can Benefit You

Support archaeological research, education, and preservation.

Congratulations to these ACLS Fellowship Winners!

The American Council of Learned Societies announced its 2014 winners, among them three AIA members.

AIA launches new Interactive Dig for the Achill Project in Ireland

The Achill Project is developing a detailed understanding of the archaeology and history of Achill Island’s Slievemore Mountain. Follow the project!

AIA Petition: Do Not Exempt Coins from the Convention on Cultural Property Implementation Act

Join the AIA in petitioning Congress to protect cultural heritage in all its forms.

The AIA Needs Your Help

Help the AIA receive a much-needed challenge grant! Every new gift to the Annual Fund counts.

Travel for a Cause with the AIA online travel auction!

Throughout June we will be auctioning off trips online. Your bid will help sustain and even create new funds for research, excavation, and site preservation; send students to their first field schools; and provide teachers with the tools they need to bring the past alive in the classroom.

Student Member Spotlight: Ann Glennie and Allison Smith

Two Ph.D. candidates at Florida State University share their fieldwork and research experiences.

Gift Planning Ideas for Friends of AIA: Establishing a Fund to Support Archaeological Research, Education and Preservation

Establish a fund for any number of programs – research, travel, excavation, publication, and more!

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