“Sustainable Archaeological Tourism of the Underwater Maya Project by 3D Technology,” highlights the 3-D Scanning and Printing work performed by AIA Site Preservation Grant winners at the Lousiana State University Digital Imaging and Visualization in Archaeology lab.
A US State Department committee considers a renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Cambodia to further protection of cultural resources.
Read an interview from National Geographic featuring one of the 2013 winners of the AIA Site Preservation Award.
Workshop Summary from the 114th AIA Annual Meeting in Seattle, Washington, January 3-6, 2013
Support the Site Preservation Program with a purchase of the 2013 AIA “A Year of Archaeology” calendar.
The Texas Archeology Society and the Bell County Museum collaborated on a tour of the Gault site.
This Heritage Watch program is working to train local community members as guides of the Banteay Chhmar complex.
The 2013 CHM Award goes to Professor Sudharshan Seneviratne for his excellent conservation work in Sri Lanka.
The AIA selected directors from two projects as recipients of the Best Practices in Site Preservation Award.
The North Carolina Maritime Museum had a great turnout for Queen Anne’s Revenge Community Day, held in honor of National Archaeology Day, on October 20th.
