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AIA Members Standing Up for Greek Archaeology

September 24, 2010

Midnight Thursday marked the end of the period during which the public could post opinions on the regulations.gov website about the proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States […]

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Reconstructing a Roundhouse in Kissonerga, Cyprus

September 23, 2010

An update from Lindy Crewe about the AIA Site Preservation Grant awarded to Kissonerga, Cyprus.

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Help Preserve Archaeology in Greece

September 15, 2010

Greece, a country in which many AIA members have worked or studied, has asked the United States to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that would require documentation for […]

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Zominthos Field Notes 2010: Week 2

September 13, 2010

Area 1 [slideshow id=45] This week’s excavation has brought some changes-additions in the designation of the building in Area 29. The oblong building is divided into four new spaces, I-IV, […]

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Be an Archaeologist for a Day at an AIA Archaeology Fair

September 9, 2010

The AIA’s public outreach programs, which range from weeklong conferences with thousands of attendees to workshops for handfuls of middle-school teachers, are at the core of the Institute’s mission to […]

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Dispatches form the AIA – September/October 2010

September 1, 2010

The Latest from the Field; AIA’s Website Gets a Makeover!; Submerged Maya Site Preserved; Upcoming Archaeology Fairs

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Gault Holds Teacher’s Workshop

August 30, 2010

An update from AIA Site Preservation Grant Winner, the Gault School of Archaeological Research (Texas), about a recent Teacher’s Workshop held at the Gault Site.

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Zominthos Field Notes 2010: Week 1

August 27, 2010

Introduction The 2010 season is about to start! According to our current plan, we will  investigate three areas. Two in the Central Building and one at the Venetian cheese dairy. […]

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Understanding the U.S. Border: Archaeologists, Law Enforcement, and the Preservation of Cultural Heritage

August 19, 2010

An overview of how law enforcement works to protect cultural heritage.

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Classical Archaeologist to Discuss Love Stories from Cyprus

August 16, 2010

Attend a special lecture and reception to honor the 50th anniversary of the Republic of Cyprus. Classical archaeologist Joan Breton Connelly will take us on a tour of Cyprus through an exploration of the great love stories from myth and history that are set on the island.

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A Museum’s Online Artifact Database as a Tool to Support Teaching and Research

August 12, 2010

Staff members from the Museum of Anthropology at Wake Forest University discuss how implementing a well designed artifact database greatly increases accessibility to the museum’s collections.

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Grant to Protect Jordanian Archaeological Site and Educate Children

August 9, 2010

The site of Umm el-Jimal in Jordan will benefit from the AIA’s next Site Preservation Grant which will be used to ensure the long-term preservation through education and outreach.

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The Importance of Education for Site Preservation

August 4, 2010

An update from the AIA’s April 2010 Site Preservation Grant winner—the Gault School of Archaeological Research

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Update from AIA Site Preservation Grant Winner Heritage Watch

August 4, 2010

English classes and heritage workshops have commenced at Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia

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Building a Reconstructed Chalcolithic Roundhouse on Cyprus

August 4, 2010

AIA Site Preservation Grant Kissonerga Summer 2010 Update

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Saving Antiquity: How an AIA Site Preservation Grant Is Making a Difference in Cambodia

July 29, 2010

The audience at Tuesday evening’s Archaeological Institute of America presentation at Boston University confronted some stunning evidence of what the chairman of the AIA Site Preservation Committee, Paul Rissman, calls […]

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Dispatches from the AIA – July/August 2010

July 2, 2010

Reaching Out!; Your Opinion Matters: Protecting Italy’s Heritage; Milwaukee Society’s Archaeology Extravaganza; Site Preservation Program Launches Pledge Drive

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AIA Site Preservation Grant Will Protect Underwater Maya Wooden Structures

June 28, 2010

The AIA announced today that the only known Classic Maya wooden structures, located in Paynes Creek National Park in Belize, will benefit from a $25,000 Site Preservation Grant.

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Archaeologists on the Cutting Edge

June 25, 2010

Hello all. I’m Peter Herdrich and I’m the new CEO here at the AIA and the Publisher of Archaeology magazine. I’m coming to the end of the first week on […]

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Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) Re-launches Website

June 22, 2010

The AIA website has a new look and feel. Vivid images and streamlined navigation make it even easier for visitors to search for an event or lecture, join a Local Society, discover excavation opportunities, and learn about the Institute’s worldwide efforts to protect endangered archaeological sites.

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