Annual Meeting

Membership

» University of Kansas is announcing two fieldschools: Archaeology Fieldwork (May 13-31) and Geophysical Methods in Archaeology (June 17-July 5)

» Richard Drass – the 2023 PAS Distinguished Service Award Recipient

» Call for Nominations for the Distinguished Service Award. Deadline July 1, 2024.

» Back issue orders of the Plains Anthropologist on hold

» New Board Members and Committee Assignments

» Fern Swenson and Kent Buehler - the 2022 PAS Distinguished Service Award Recipients

» 2022 Native American Student Award Recipients

» Student Paper Award Winners 2022

» Student Poster Competition Winners 2022

» Call for Papers - Plains Anthropologist

» Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 1: Introduction now available

» Difficulty with Online Journal Access?

» Cultural Resources Technician (Austin, TX) | SWCA Environmental Consultants (More info and Apply Online)

» Lead Archaeologist/Project Manager (Portland, OR) | SWCA Environmental Consultants (More info and Apply Online)

» Assistant Project Manager/ Data Manager (mostly remote, 25% travel to Salt Lake City) | SWCA (More info and Appy Online)

» Archeologist-Project Director | Wisconsin Historical Society (wisconsinhistory.org) (More info and Apply Online)

» Assistant Professor of Practice (Job ID #607591) | Department of Anthropology at Northern Arizona University (More info and apply online)

☛ Construction uncovers the history of Austin State Hospital

☛ 'It's Meant Everything': Tomahawk of Chief Standing Bear Returned from Harvard's Peabody Museum to Ponca Tribe

☛ Reveling in relics: Excavation continues at Willow Springs this summer

☛ Uncovering the history of Bloomingdale

☛ History comes alive for students at Sturgis preservation area

☛ At Texas Archaeological Site, Mavericks Dig Up History

☛ Multicultural dig resumes at Fort Benton in Montana

☛ 'Keeping the story relevant': former Dearfield town site shows signs of reopening

☛ Search dogs indicate possible site of lost Genoa Indian School cemetery

☛ This 12-000-Year-Old Wyoming Quarry could be North America's Oldest Mine

☛ OU, OAS to team in archaeological research

☛ Archaeological Sites provide window to Nebraska's past