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AIA 12th Annual Archaeology Fair a Success!

The participation of 1,000 visitors and ten presenting organizations helped make the 12th Annual Archaeology Fair a great success.

Annual Meeting Opening Night Reception

This year’s Public Lecture and Opening Night Reception, held on Thursday, January 5 at the AIA Annual Meeting, was hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.

George F. Bass Awarded 2011 Bandelier Award

View the Archaeological Institute of America’s video tribute to Bandelier Award Honoree George Bass shown at the Third Annual AIA Gala.

2011 AIA Spring Gala Highlights

View a photo gallery and video clips from the Archaeological Institute of America’s 2011 Spring Gala, which took place on April 26.

In Vino Veritas: Tales and Tastes of Tasmania

Archaeology enthusiasts, many of whom adore a good glass of wine, came out in droves in San Francisco on Tuesday, January 25, to explore the Australian island-state of Tasmania.

Exploring Guatemala’s Mirador Basin

The Mirador Basin in northern Guatemala is one of the greatest archaeological sites in the world—but one of the least well known. On November 2, Idaho State University professor Richard […]

For the Readers and Fans of ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine: A Free Lecture with Renowned Maya Archaeologist Richard Hansen

Join us for a fascinating lecture at the American Museum of Natural History.

First AIA Soirée a Success

175 guests joined us in San Francisco on October 15th for our very first AIA Soirée at the Fairmont Hotel.

From Cyprus with Love

On Thursday, September 23, 2010, more than 325 friends of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) gathered at the Times Center in New York City to explore the rich history and culture of Cyprus.

Interview with AIA lecturer Lorenc Bejko

Interview with AIA lecturer Brendan Foley

Meet Our Lecturers: An Interview with James Adovasio

Director of the Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute, James Adovasio specializes in prehistory, technology and material analysis, as well as the archaeology of North America, Mesoamerica, and the former Soviet Union. Adovasio recently discussed his research, including his excavation of the Meadowcroft Rockshelter, with AIA Programs Assistant Deanna Baker.

The Man with the Keys to the Prison

2007-2008 AIA Lecturer David Bush talks about his excavations at Johnson’s Island Civil War POW Camp.

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