In celebration of International Archaeology Day the Jones County Conservation Department staff highlighted local history on their annual fall colors outing, paddling 10 miles of the Maquoketa River.
The AIA-Riverside Society & Riverside County Parks celebrated IAD with 28 exhibitors from academic, government, and private organizations.
The Kansas Anthropological Association and Kansas Historical Society celebrated International Archaeology Day with a three-day field event at the Kaw Indian Mission State Historic Site.
On the International Archaeology Day the Let us Save What Remains group hosted a trip to the remains of Khenis, complete with a barbecue and Q & A.
The Matecumbe Historical Trust gave a presentation on Florida Keys archaeology and history by the late archaeologist and historian Irving R. Eyster.
The Azaad Graphic Institute held Archaeology for Kids workshop on International Archaeology Day for 8-10 year old children.
For IAD, Archaeology Southwest shared the stories of nine of their staff members, detailing “a day in the life” of an archaeologist.
In October, the sixth annual International Archaeology Day was celebrated with over 700 events across the world.
On October 14th and 15th, the Archaeological Institute of America and the Museum of Science celebrated the 10th Annual AIA-MOS Archaeology.
AIA-Orange County Society, American Research Center in Egypt-Orange County Chapter, and the Bowers Museum collaborated for an International Archaeology Day event.
