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The AIA Needs Your Help

June 6, 2014

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

Society Spotlight: Kentucky Society

June 4, 2014

Founded in 1953, the AIA’s Kentucky Society serves the archaeological interests of members from all over Kentucky. Learn more about the Kentkucky Society.

The 2014 Season

June 1, 2014

Excavation this season begins work on the circular structure at the western end of Cromlech Tumulus.

Travel for a Cause with the AIA online travel auction!

May 30, 2014

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.

Waldbaum Recipient Spotlight: Sarah Janesko

May 21, 2014

A 2014 Waldbaum Recipient, Sarah Janesko, shares her passion for public archaeology.

Hoyo Negro Skeleton Links Paleoamericans and Modern Native Americans

May 16, 2014

DNA research from the AIA-supported site of Hoyo Negro makes important connections between the earliest settlers of the Americas and modern Native Americans.

Rochester Wins AIA Local Society Program Contest

May 15, 2014

The AIA-Rochester Society won the 2013-2014 Best AIA Local Society Program online contest.

Student Member Spotlight: Ann Glennie and Allison Smith

May 7, 2014

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

2014 AIA Site Preservation Program Annual Report Now Available

May 7, 2014

Download the Program’s 2014 Annual Report to learn about its many accomplishments and initiatives this past year.

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

May 7, 2014

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

Dispatches from the AIA – May/June 2014

May 1, 2014

AIA Supports Preservation of Ancient Maya Murals in Belize; Best Practices in Site Preservation Award Presented to Society for California Archaeology Program; Staffordshire Hoard Conservation Project Receives AIA Award

AIA-MOS Archaeology Fairs

April 30, 2014

Each October the AIA Boston Office teams up with the Museum of Science, Boston to host an archaeology fair. Featuring hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and interactive displays, this annual event brings together professionals from around New England to create a fun-filled, educational weekend for families, teachers, students, and more! 11th Annual AIA-MOS Archaeology Fair The […]

Past Waldbaum Recipient Spotlight: Ethan Aines

April 23, 2014

2012 Waldbaum recipient Ethan Aines shares memories of his first fieldwork experience at a Viking farmstead.

AIA Site Preservation Grant Awarded to Ancient Necropolis Site in Italy

April 18, 2014

The most recent Site Preservation Grant was awarded to a preservation and outreach project at Narce, Italy.

CPAC to Discuss Egypt’s Request for Import Restrictions, Review of Nicaragua MoU

April 16, 2014

CPAC will discuss Egypt’s recent request for import restrictions on archaeological materials and conduct an interim review of the Nicaragua MoU.

Society Spotlight: Santa Fe Archaeological Society

April 9, 2014

The Santa Fe Archaeological Society has been around for more than 100 years. Members come from all over for lectures and tours.

Fall 2013 Society Outreach Grant Winners

April 1, 2014

Akron-Kent: A Taste of Ancient Greece and Rome This event is a symposium in the classical sense that provides for attendees a taste of Ancient Greece and Rome. The goals of this event are: to maximize exposure of the society to the wider community in Akron, Kent, and neighboring areas; to promote AIA membership; to provide […]

Advice for Field School Participants

March 27, 2014

In preparation for the upcoming excavation season, the AIA asked field school veterans to offer advice from personal experience.

New Bill in Congress Could Limit Antiquities Act, Threaten Preservation of American Cultural Sites

March 26, 2014

HR 1459 would limit the President’s ability to designate National Monuments under the Antiquities Act of 1906.

2015 Conservation & Heritage Management Award: Call for Nominations

March 19, 2014

Nominate a deserving individual or institution for the CHM Award by May 1, 2014.

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The AIA Needs Your Help

Society Spotlight: Kentucky Society

The 2014 Season

Travel for a Cause with the AIA online travel auction!

Waldbaum Recipient Spotlight: Sarah Janesko

Hoyo Negro Skeleton Links Paleoamericans and Modern Native Americans

Rochester Wins AIA Local Society Program Contest

Student Member Spotlight: Ann Glennie and Allison Smith

2014 AIA Site Preservation Program Annual Report Now Available

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

Dispatches from the AIA – May/June 2014

AIA-MOS Archaeology Fairs

Past Waldbaum Recipient Spotlight: Ethan Aines

AIA Site Preservation Grant Awarded to Ancient Necropolis Site in Italy

CPAC to Discuss Egypt’s Request for Import Restrictions, Review of Nicaragua MoU

Society Spotlight: Santa Fe Archaeological Society

Fall 2013 Society Outreach Grant Winners

Advice for Field School Participants

New Bill in Congress Could Limit Antiquities Act, Threaten Preservation of American Cultural Sites

2015 Conservation & Heritage Management Award: Call for Nominations

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