Site Preservation News

AIA Calendar to Support the Site Preservation Program

November 30, 2012

Support the Site Preservation Program with a purchase of the 2013 AIA “A Year of Archaeology” calendar.

Archaeology in Action at the Gault Site

November 29, 2012

The Texas Archeology Society and the Bell County Museum collaborated on a tour of the Gault site.

Tour Guide Training Course at Banteay Chhmar Enters Final Stage

November 14, 2012

This Heritage Watch program is working to train local community members as guides of the Banteay Chhmar complex.

AIA Announces 2013 Conservation and Heritage Management Award Recipient

November 12, 2012

The 2013 CHM Award goes to Professor Sudharshan Seneviratne for his excellent conservation work in Sri Lanka.

The AIA Names the 2013 Best Practices in Site Preservation Award Winners

November 9, 2012

The AIA selected directors from two projects as recipients of the Best Practices in Site Preservation Award.

Queen Anne’s Revenge Community Day Brought Out Over 700 Visitors for National Archaeology Day

November 7, 2012

The North Carolina Maritime Museum had a great turnout for Queen Anne’s Revenge Community Day, held in honor of National Archaeology Day, on October 20th.

AIA-Supported School Program at Carr Plantation, Montserrat Has Successful Season

October 31, 2012

This secondary school archaeology program at the site of Carr Plantation, Montserrat, is being funded by an AIA Site Preservation Grant.

U.S. Extends Agreement to Protect Archaeological Heritage in Guatemala

October 1, 2012

The United States extended its memorandum of understanding to continue protecting the rich archaeological heritage of Guatemala.

US-Mali Agreement Extended to Protect Archaeological Heritage

September 21, 2012

The governments of Mali and the United States have extended their bilateral agreement to continue protecting the archaeological heritage of Mali.

Interpretive Signage at Thimlich Ohinga Brings More Visitors to the Site

September 21, 2012

Read about the installation of interpretive signage and road signs at Thimlich Ohinga, which in only two weeks has resulted in an increased number of visitors to this important site.

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