A Site Preservation Grant was awarded to the Image, Documentation, Environment, and Access project.
A Site Preservation Grant was awarded to The Alliance for Heritage Conservation
The AIA presented its 2015 Conservation and Heritage Management Award to Elizabeth Pye at the AIA’s 116th Annual Meeting.
The AIA presented the 2015 Best Practices in Site Preservation Award at the Institute’s 116th Annual Meeting.
Read about progress being made at Narce though an AIA Site Preservation Grant.
The Archaeological Institute of America has learned with grave concern that the AIA St. Louis Society has sold a collection of Egyptian artifacts entrusted to its care.
The Archaeological Institute of America has learned with grave concern that the AIA St. Louis Society has sold a collection of Egyptian artifacts entrusted to its care.
DNA research from the AIA-supported site of Hoyo Negro makes important connections between the earliest settlers of the Americas and modern Native Americans.
Download the Program’s 2014 Annual Report to learn about its many accomplishments and initiatives this past year.
The most recent Site Preservation Grant was awarded to a preservation and outreach project at Narce, Italy.
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