The AIA-Gainesville Society celebrated International Archaeology Day at a new exhibit opening at the Florida Museum of Natural History, and by hosting two related lectures on the archaeology and history of St. Augustine.
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450 people attended fair full of hands-on activities, educational booths, and general fun.
Artifacts, living historians, and hands-on study made for a successful event.
Over 475 people visited 25 exhibits held by local AIA Society and Parks Department.
On IAD, the AIA-Richmond Society took a walking tour of the grounds at Rural Plains with National Park Service Historian Robert E.L. Krick.
Students, professionals, and members of the public came together at the University of Maryland to discuss repatriation, war, looting, preservation and more.
IAD celebrations to raise awareness about archaeology took place at the public library in downtown St. Catharines.
Read about the IAD event in Santa Fe, New Mexico and view images from the celebration!
Several local groups collaborated to host the first local celebration of International Archaeology Day.
The AIA-Cincinnati Society organized an Archaeology Fair at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Pueblo Grande Museum is celebrating IAD with free museum admission and special activities.
Central Arizona: Apples + Archaeology The AIA-Central Arizona Society will receive continued funding for their successful Apples + Archaeology program for the 2016 calendar year. Apples + Archaeology aims to address […]
The AIA-North Alabama Society won the 2015 Best AIA Local Society Program Contest.
Voting will take place from now until May 19th and participants may return to the AIA website daily to cast their votes.
The AIA has selected the recipients of the Fall 2014 Society Outreach Grant. Take a look at the selected programs.
Next month, the AIA will be in New Orleans, LA for our 116th Annual Meeting. Learn more about the AIA New Orleans Society.
Read about and view photos from IAD events hosted by several AIA Local Societies.
Read more about how you can get involved with our Society Outreach Grant Program Campaign on Indiegogo.
Eight societies received Society Outreach Grants this spring.
Founded in 1953, the AIA’s Kentucky Society serves the archaeological interests of members from all over Kentucky. Learn more about the Kentkucky Society.
