Organizations dedicated to archaeology whose members are professional archaeologists, archaeology students and researchers.
Founded in 1981, the Association for Washington Archaeology is a non-profit organization committed to the protection of archaeological and historical resources in the State of Washington. Our membership consists mainly of professional archaeologists, although it is open to anyone with Read More …
A non-profit organization founded in 1951, OAS stresses the importance of working with professional archaeologists in the advancement of knowledge and educating the public.
The Pueblo Archaeological and Historical Society is a chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society.
Welcome to the National Association of State Archaeologists web site. This site provides a directory of State Archaeologists for the United States and its possessions. State Archaeologists can answer questions regarding laws, procedures, current research, educational programs, and other aspects Read More …
This is an online national directory of archaeological societies and resources.
The ACHP promotes the preservation, enhancement, and sustainable use of the nation’s diverse historic resources, and advises the President and Congress on national historic preservation policy.
The Missouri Archaeological Society’s mission is to promote the scientific study, investigation, and reinterpretation of prehistoric and historic remains and sites in Missouri in order to develop a better understanding of the cultures and lifeways of the early peoples of Read More …
Welcome to Wyoming Archaeology. This website is a partnership between the Wyoming Association of Professional Archaeologists (WAPA) and the Wyoming Archaeological Society (WAS). Our goal is to provide for the dissemination of current archaeological information from Wyoming, to provide access to the online journal of The Wyoming Read More …
The Society for California Archaeology is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization dedicated to research, understanding, interpretation and conservation of the heritage of California and the regions that surround and pertain to it.
The Archaeology Division of the American Anthropological Association was founded in 1983 to advance the study of archaeology as an aspect of anthropology, to provide a forum for members to discuss issues central to the development of archaeology, and to Read More …