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Updated Program for AIA Educators’ Conference in New Orleans

December 19, 2014

Join the AIA for an exciting two-day working conference for educators in New Orleans, Louisiana January 9-10, 2015.

Cromlech Tumulus: Week Seventeen

December 18, 2014

This entry from Achill Island, Ireland, is a description of a small project undertaken in the early spring of 2014 before the main excavations began.

Society Spotlight: AIA New Orleans Society

December 17, 2014

Next month, the AIA will be in New Orleans, LA for our 116th Annual Meeting. Learn more about the AIA New Orleans Society.

2015 AIA Award Winners

December 11, 2014

The Archaeological Institute of America is pleased to announce our 2015 Award Winners, who will be honored at the Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA.

Olivia James Traveling Fellowship Update: Elizabeth Baltes

December 3, 2014

Elizabeth Baltes, 2014 recipient of the Olivia James Traveling Fellowship, shares her experiences in Greece so far. Read more about her exciting research.

Planned Giving News

November 20, 2014

Thinking about donating to charity this holiday season? Consider a Charitable Gift Annuity with the Archaeological Institute of America.

Cotsen Grant Recipient Update: Thomas Strasser

November 19, 2014

Dr. Thomas Strasser is a 2013 recipient of the AIA’s Cotsen Excavation Grant. Read more about his exciting work at Damnoni, which is helping rewrite the history of Crete.

AIA Sponsors Archaeologists for Autism

November 19, 2014

The AIA is proud to support Archaeologists for Autism and the organization’s inaugural event on November 22

International Archaeology Day with AIA Local Societies

November 17, 2014

Read about and view photos from IAD events hosted by several AIA Local Societies.

Progress Report from “Adopting Narce: Rescuing a Forgotten Past”

November 17, 2014

Read about progress being made at Narce though an AIA Site Preservation Grant.

Presidential Plenary Explores New Insights on Human Evolution from Dmanisi, Georgia

November 14, 2014

Excavations at Dmanisi have uncovered the oldest hominin remains outside of Africa. What implications does this site have for theories on human evolution and migration?

International Archaeology Day in Kosovo and Belize

November 14, 2014

Read about the International Archaeology Day events hosted by the Museum of Peja and the Belize Institute of Archaeology.

AM Marriott Hotel sold out to the public but still available to AM attendees!

November 14, 2014

New Orleans Marriott – Sold out to the public but there are still rooms available for AM attendees! Attendees have already booked over 3,600 room nights at the AM hotels […]

SAA Letter of Support

November 13, 2014

The Society for American Archaeology has issued a letter of support for the AIA’s position on the recent sale of artifacts by the St. Louis Society

Cromlech Tumulus: Week Sixteen

November 13, 2014

Work at Achill Archaeological Field School continues on a number of fronts, though the 2014 field season ended a little over two months ago.

International Archaeology Day in Albany, Madison, and Cave Springs

November 10, 2014

Read about International Archaeology Day events in New York, Wisconsin, and Georgia.

Cotsen Grant Recipient Update: Justin Leidwanger

November 5, 2014

Through the generosity of Mr. Lloyd E. Cotsen, the AIA is able to offer two grants per year for exciting excavation projects. Read more about the work of the winner of the grant designated for “first-time” project directors, Prof. Justin Leidwanger, for the Marzameni Maritime Heritage Project in Sicily.

AIA Will Now Accept Self-Nominations for Committee Membership

November 5, 2014

Participating in an AIA committee is a rewarding experience, providing members with an opportunity to serve the organization.

Cultural Heritage Preservation in Cambodia: An Interdisciplinary Case Study

November 5, 2014

A session exploring the many threats to Cambodian art and archaeology as well as solutions for better protecting and recovering cultural material.

New AIA Statement on the St. Louis Society

November 4, 2014

The Archaeological Institute of America affirms the principle that the material record of the past enriches us all and that its stewardship should be for public benefit. The recent action of the St. Louis Society…

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Updated Program for AIA Educators’ Conference in New Orleans

Cromlech Tumulus: Week Seventeen

Society Spotlight: AIA New Orleans Society

2015 AIA Award Winners

Olivia James Traveling Fellowship Update: Elizabeth Baltes

Planned Giving News

Cotsen Grant Recipient Update: Thomas Strasser

AIA Sponsors Archaeologists for Autism

International Archaeology Day with AIA Local Societies

Progress Report from “Adopting Narce: Rescuing a Forgotten Past”

Presidential Plenary Explores New Insights on Human Evolution from Dmanisi, Georgia

International Archaeology Day in Kosovo and Belize

AM Marriott Hotel sold out to the public but still available to AM attendees!

SAA Letter of Support

Cromlech Tumulus: Week Sixteen

International Archaeology Day in Albany, Madison, and Cave Springs

Cotsen Grant Recipient Update: Justin Leidwanger

AIA Will Now Accept Self-Nominations for Committee Membership

Cultural Heritage Preservation in Cambodia: An Interdisciplinary Case Study

New AIA Statement on the St. Louis Society

Archaeological Institute of America

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