The 2022 Training Program co-sponsored by the Arkansas Archeological Survey and Arkansas Archeological Society is currently planned for June 4-18. Full details will be released in March on the Society’s Training Program page.
The 2022 Training Program co-sponsored by the Arkansas Archeological Survey and Arkansas Archeological Society is currently planned for June 4-18. Full details will be released in March on the Society’s Training Program page.
The Arkansas Archeological Society is honoring Native American Heritage Month by sponsoring a series of online Zoom lectures by Native American guest speakers. The lectures are open to the public, but interested individuals should register in advance for each meeting (see our attached flyer).
The AAS is now conducting its annual vote for new Officers and Board of Advisors. Members with an email on file will receive a ballot email link using freeonlinesurveys.com to cast their ballot. Other members will receive a ballot via regular mail. All ballots must be received by November 19th, 2021.
The AAS is now conducting its annual vote for new Officers and Board of Advisors. Members with an email on file will receive a ballot email link using freeonlinesurveys.com to cast their ballot. Other members will receive a ballot via regular mail. All ballots must be received by November 19th, 2021.
The 2021 Annual Meeting of the Arkansas Archeological Society has been moved to a virtual format. Recorded presentations will be released on the AAS website on September 19th at 6 pm. On September 25th a live Zoom meeting beginning at 6:30 will host a keynote speaker as well as a question-and-answer session with all video […]
Dear Society Members and Friends of the Society, The Executive Board recently discussed the proposed Annual Meeting set for this Fall. Due to the current numbers of Covid cases and the emergency status of the state, the Board has decided to move to a virtual format for this year’s fall meeting for the safety of […]
Arkansas Archeological Society member John Connaway received a prestigious award at the Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Tulsa earlier this month. John is an archeologist with the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. SEAC presented him with a Lifetime Achievement Award. The following testimonial accompanied the presentation. Congratulations! “The second archaeologist we will honor tonight is […]
