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Egyptian Government and International Coalition to Protect Egyptian Antiquities

May 20, 2011

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Egyp and the International Coalition to Protect Egyptian Antiquities have reached mutual agreement to cooperate on a comprehensive plan to protect Egypt’s heritage.

Archaeological Heritage Map of Ireland on Google Earth

May 4, 2011

As you visit these sites, remember that each year hundreds of irreplaceable archaeological sites are destroyed by unrestrained development, looting, the vagaries of war, and environmental changes.

Herzog Interview on Cave of Forgotten Dreams in ARCHAEOLOGY Magazine

May 2, 2011

Werner Herzog’s new film is a 3D documentary focusing on some of humankind’s earliest and most extraordinary paintings.

Dispatches from the AIA – May/June 2011

May 2, 2011

Beyond Lectures: AIA Local Societies and Public Outreach; Advocacy: Good News…Italy Import Restrictions Renewed!; Site Preservation Grant: Visiting Gault; In Memoriam; Political Unrest and the Destruction of Cultural Heritage; CHAMP Website; AIA’s Partnership with SAA and SHA; Newly Elected Officers

AIA Site Preservation Program’s 2011 Annual Report Debuts

April 29, 2011

Read the Annual Report to learn all about the Site Preservation Program.

2011 AIA Spring Gala Highlights

April 28, 2011

View a photo gallery and video clips from the Archaeological Institute of America’s 2011 Spring Gala, which took place on April 26.

AIA Spring Gala in the News

April 28, 2011

Media coverage of the AIA Spring Gala

Archaeological Institute of America Gala

April 27, 2011

From the moment guests began arriving at the Archaeological Institute of America’s Spring Gala, the warmth of Ireland’s hospitality seemingly reached across the ocean.

AIA Funds Community-Based Conservation Project in Obama’s Ancestral Homeland

April 26, 2011

The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) will fund a community-based archaeological conservation project in Luoland in southwestern Kenya.

Learning About Archaeology at the National Arts Club is an Adventure for Students from The Bloomingdale School

April 25, 2011

Since its founding in 1898 by novelist-poet Charles de Kay upon his return from being American Consul-General in Berlin, the National Arts Club in New York City has been a […]

AIA Joins Forces with Like-Minded Organizations to Maximize Impact

April 25, 2011

Over the years the AIA has worked hand-in-hand with numerous like-minded organizations around the U.S. Read about some of the AIA’s partnerships.

Dialogue and Coexistence in Israel Through AIA Site Preservation

April 22, 2011

The AIA awards a Site Preservation grant to the Lod Community Archaeology Program.

Heritage Watch Continues Work at Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia

April 12, 2011

An update from Site Preservation Grant recipient Heritage Watch.

Libyan Archaeological Sites

April 5, 2011

The Archaeological Institute of America and the US Committee of the Blue Shield call on the international community to protect the ancient sites and antiquities of Libya.

AIA Provides Grant to Protect Cave with Some of the Oldest Human Remains Discovered in the Americas

April 5, 2011

The AIA Site Preservation Program’s latest grant will go to Hoyo Negro, Mexico.

C. Brian Rose: Final Thoughts

April 4, 2011

I’ve just returned from Afghanistan but I wanted to write one final blog regarding the burning of the Koran by the Florida minister last month.

C. Brian Rose: Ghazni to Kabul

April 2, 2011

I’ve combined my last two days in Afghanistan into a single entry. Friday, we left Ghazni by helicopter for Kabul. Saturday, I had a meeting with Dr. Ashraf Ghani.

C. Brian Rose: Education in Ghazni

April 1, 2011

Thursday’s events fell into three groups. In the morning we attended the opening of a girls’ school in Ghazni that had been funded by the U.S. Embassy and implemented by the Ghazni Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) in conjunction with the Ghazi Department of Women’s Affairs.

C. Brian Rose: Ancient Monuments of Ghazni

March 31, 2011

Today was devoted exclusively to a tour of the ancient monuments of Ghazni, which stretch from perhaps as early as the Achaemenid or Persian period to the Timurid period in the early 16th century.

C. Brian Rose: A Tour of Ghazni

March 30, 2011

Early this morning we boarded a military helicopter and flew to Ghazni, nearly 150 km to the southwest of Kabul.

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