The Secretary of the AIA-Northern Alabama Society, Cathie Dunar, teaches high school Latin so she timed their big annual Junior Classical League chapter celebration to be the last school day before National Archaeology Day.
AIA-Iowa Society’s National Archaeology Day Fair opened with a lecture by Steven and Kathleen Holen of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
On National Archaeology Day the Central Arizona Society participated in a mudslinging activity at Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
On October 23, 2011 at the University of Richmond, the Richmond Society of the AIA held an open house for National Archaeology Day.
83 people participated in the AIA-Dayton Society’s National Archaeology Day event at SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park.
The AIA-Stanford Society celebrated National Archaeology Day with four public tours of the Stanford Museum.
On October 5th, the AIA’s Hartford Society celebrated its centennial with a festive reception and dinner in Hamlin Hall at Trinity College followed by the Borowski Lecture delivered by Professor Rosemary Joyce of the University of California, Berkeley, on the history of chocolate.
The AIA-Cleveland Society (Cleveland Archaeological Society) will be celebrating National Archaeology Day and Ohio Archaeology Month at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History with family friendly hands-on archaeology activities! See their event posting.
The AIA-Gainesville Society will be doing some community outreach on National Archaeology Day by staffing a table at a popular local library with information on how library patrons can get involved with the AIA and learn more about archaeology! There will also be an exciting lecture on “The Last Days of Pompeii” in the afternoon! […]
The AIA-New York Society will be celebrating National Archaeology Day a week early with a talk about the ongoing excavation at Seneca Village in Central Park. After the talk participants will be able to view some of the artifacts from the excavation! See the event page for more details about the event and a brief […]
