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AIA and ASOR Receive Grant for Two-Day Syrian Cultural Heritage Summit

The Chairman’s Grant from NEH will support a summit to formulate an inter-organizational response to ongoing threats to Syrian cultural heritage.

2015 Survey on Field Safety: Middle East, North Africa, and Mediterranean Basin

This Survey on Field Safety: Middle East, North Africa, and Mediterranean Basin (2015) is designed to understand the ways in which archaeological fieldwork does – or does not – provide a safe and secure setting for all participants.

Field Report from Yeronisos Island Excavation 2015

Elena Ferrero, recipient of the 2015 Jane C. Waldbaum Field School Scholarship, reports on her first archaeological field school experience.

In Memoriam: Khaled Al-Asaad

The Archaeological Institute of America recognizes, with deep distres, the murder of Mr. Khaled Al-Asaad, a distinguished archaeologist and former Director of Antiquities for Palmyra, Syria.

American Journal of Archaeology Editorial Assistant Position Open

Editorial Assistant (Graphics)

A Statement on the Conflict in Yemen and the Destruction of Its Cultural Heritage

AIA and ASOR call for action to protect cultural heritage in Yemen in the face of ongoing destruction and civil disruption.

AIA Announces Research Endowment Fund from Philanthropist Richard C. MacDonald

The AIA’s newest endowment will provide vital support for archaeological research in Ancient Troy and Western Turkey.

An ASOR and AIA Statement Regarding H.R. 1493

AIA and ASOR have prepared a joint statement on H.R. 1493, a bill designed to protect and preserve international cultural property in the face of armed conflict, political instability, and natural disasters.

AIA Joins 252 Groups and Business Leaders across the Country in Call to Action for American “Innovation Imperative”

Archaeological Institute of America today joined scores of other organizations as well as leaders of American business, industry, higher education, science, and engineering in an urgent call to action for stronger federal policies and investment to drive domestic research and development.

Proposed Cuts to National Science Foundation (NSF) Funding

Recently, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a reauthorization bill for National Science Foundation funding. This bill would make a 45% reduction in NSF’s research funding for the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences.

Gift Annuities: Benefiting Yourself and the AIA

Support archaeological research, education, and preservation while providing yourself with income for life.

Code of Professional Standards

The AIA Code of Professional Standards was approved by the Council at its December 29, 1994 meeting, and amended on December 29, 1997 and January 5, 2008.

Kathmandu Cultural Emergency Crowdmap

On April 25, 2015, a severe earthquake in Nepal resulted in the loss of more than 3,000 lives and caused destruction and serious damage to the historic center of Kathmandu and other heritage sites throughout the Kathmandu Valley.

President Andrew Moore Interviewed on CCTV America

Andrew Moore spoke to CCTV America viewers on the importance of preserving ancient artifacts from the hands of ISIL.

President Andrew Moore Interviewed on CCTV America

Andrew Moore spoke to CCTV America viewers on the importance of preserving ancient artifacts from the hands of ISIL.

American Journal of Archaeology Editor-in-Chief Position Open

For a three-year term beginning in November 2015

AIA Task Force to Review the Codes of Ethics and Professional Standards

The AIA Task Force to Review the Codes of Ethics and Professional Standards invites comments and suggestions from the AIA membership.

AIA Awards 2015 Cotsen Excavation Grants to Projects in Ethiopia and Greece

The AIA is delighted to announce the winners of the 2015 Cotsen Excavation Grants.

Updated Joint Statement on Cultural Destruction in Iraq

The AAMD, AIA, SAA, ASOR, AAA, and the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago released the following joint statement in response to news reports of the destruction of Nimrud, a gate at Nineveh and other works of ancient art in the Mosul Museum, Iraq.

Joint Statement on Cultural Destruction in Iraq

The AAMD, AIA, SAA, ASOR, AAA, and Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago released a joint statement in response to news reports of the destruction of a gate of Nineveh and other works of ancient art in the Mosul Museum, Iraq.

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AIA News Archive

AIA and ASOR Receive Grant for Two-Day Syrian Cultural Heritage Summit

2015 Survey on Field Safety: Middle East, North Africa, and Mediterranean Basin

Field Report from Yeronisos Island Excavation 2015

In Memoriam: Khaled Al-Asaad

American Journal of Archaeology Editorial Assistant Position Open

A Statement on the Conflict in Yemen and the Destruction of Its Cultural Heritage

AIA Announces Research Endowment Fund from Philanthropist Richard C. MacDonald

An ASOR and AIA Statement Regarding H.R. 1493

AIA Joins 252 Groups and Business Leaders across the Country in Call to Action for American “Innovation Imperative”

Proposed Cuts to National Science Foundation (NSF) Funding

Gift Annuities: Benefiting Yourself and the AIA

Code of Professional Standards

Kathmandu Cultural Emergency Crowdmap

President Andrew Moore Interviewed on CCTV America

President Andrew Moore Interviewed on CCTV America

American Journal of Archaeology Editor-in-Chief Position Open

AIA Task Force to Review the Codes of Ethics and Professional Standards

AIA Awards 2015 Cotsen Excavation Grants to Projects in Ethiopia and Greece

Updated Joint Statement on Cultural Destruction in Iraq

Joint Statement on Cultural Destruction in Iraq

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