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Archaeology Reaching out Across the Atlantic

July 29, 2021

The Council for British Archaeology (CBA) and the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) are working together to promote archaeology, public participation and understanding. AIA Executive Director Rebecca King and CBA Executive […]

The Team behind the Oklahoma City Society

July 23, 2021

Last December, it looked like the Oklahoma City Society was no more. All of the Society Officers had resigned because of health issues and no one had taken up the […]

Member Spotlight: Ervan Garrison

July 23, 2021

This month, we’re delighted to spotlight Athens Society President Ervan Garrison. Ervan has been involved with the Athens Society for nearly 30 years. In addition to his hard work maintaining […]

Zominthos 2021: Week 1

July 21, 2021

Despite the difficulties due to Covid-19, we decided to continue work at Zominthos this year, specifically excavation north of the Central Building’s northern facade.

2022 Annual Meeting Update

July 12, 2021

AIA and SCS have been working on detailed plans for our 2022 joint Annual Meeting based on the results of our recent survey. Since 60% of respondents expressed a preference for a hybrid meeting, we are planning […]

New Benefit for AIA Society Members

July 1, 2021

AIA Society members are now entitled to receive a 25% discount off all books from BAR Publishing. BAR Publishing is one of the most respected publishers of archaeological texts in […]

An ARCHAEOLOGY Archive recommendation for America’s Independence Day

July 1, 2021

We hope all of our AIA Society Members have been enjoying our new member benefit – the ARCHAEOLOGY magazine Archive – and are having fun exploring it! This month, Associate […]

AIA Statement on the Value of Archaeology in the University and College Curriculum

June 29, 2021

The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) registers its deep concern over recent decisions, in North America and abroad, to close university departments and programs of archaeology, or to dismantle such […]

Juneteenth Acknowledgement

June 19, 2021

Juneteenth is the day in 1865 that General Gordon Granger sailed ships into Galveston, Texas to force their compliance with the Emancipation proclamation. Despite being signed more than 2 years […]

Orange County Society Keeps Calm and Carries On in 2020/2021 Season

June 14, 2021

Last month, we shared about how the Washington, D.C. Society persevered in spite of the challenges associated with the pandemic to launch new initiatives during the 2021/2021 season. This month, […]

Have you explored the ARCHAEOLOGY magazine archive yet?

June 3, 2021

Last month, we announced that AIA Society Members now have full access to the complete digital archives of ARCHAEOLOGY magazine. If you haven’t started to explore the archive yet, we encourage you […]

Nashville Society President Wesley Paine Retiring as Director of Nashville Parthenon

May 24, 2021

Next month, Nashville Society President Wesley Paine will retire from her role as Director of the Nashville Parthenon, a position she’s held for over forty years. Katie Petrole, Director of […]

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