Guidelines for the Felicia A. Holton Book Award The Felicia A. Holton Book Award is given annually to a writer who, through a major work of non-fiction, represents the importance […]
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The Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award Committee invites nominations for the 2025 award. This prize may be awarded to up to one individual every year and includes a certificate of […]
The Conservation and Site Preservation Committee invites nominations for the Conservation and Heritage Management Award. This award is made in recognition of an individual’s or institution’s exceptional achievement in any […]
Award Criteria The Outstanding Public Service Award recognizes exceptional contributions that promote public understanding of, interest in, and support for archaeology and the preservation of the archaeological record. Eligibility Individuals, […]
Graduate students are the future of our profession and contribute substantially to the success of the Archaeological Institute of America’s Annual Meeting by delivering papers based on original research. Through […]
At each AIA Annual Meeting, there is a single session that includes all poster presentations. This session is generally assigned a four-hour time period (e.g., 11 AM-3 PM) on the […]
The Golden Trowel Award honors the society whose membership proportionally increases the most during the past fiscal year (July 1st to June 30th).
Every year the AIA rewards the societies that produce the best flyer and website, as communicating information to the public about upcoming events is one of the main goals of each society.
The Archaeological Institute of America and the German Archaeological Institute (Deutsches Archeologisches Institut) offer reciprocal study fellowships. The program encourages and supports scholarship on various aspects of archaeology and promotes contact between North American and German archaeologists.
The Archaeological Institute of America is pleased to announce a Fellowship for archaeologists employed by the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI), or project collaborators who have temporary contracts with the DAI. […]
For travel and study in Greece, Cyprus, the Aegean Islands, Sicily, southern Italy, Asia Minor, and Mesopotamia.
To support a Rome Prize Fellowship for the study of archaeology or classical studies every other year.
To support projects relating to the archaeology of Portugal
To support study at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens
To support a project relating to Aegean Bronze Age archaeology.