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The Arizona Archaeological Council is a non-profit voluntary association that promotes the goals of professional archaeology in Arizona.

Dedicated to preserving cultural resources through education and advocacy, the Council embraces a diverse membership drawing from avocationalists, academics, private business, local communities and federal, state and tribal agencies.


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AAC May Newsletter

Issue 37(2) of the AAC newsletter is now available to members. See the Member Access Only link to the left to get to current (and all back issues) of the newsletter.


2013 AAC Fall Conference 

The AAC Fall Conference is currently being planned. Expect mid-October, and probably in the East Valley (Mesa Grande). 

Journal of Arizona Archaeology 2(1) 


The 2012 Spring/Summer issue of the Journal of Arizona Archaeology is out! Guest editor James T. Watson, Arizona State Museum, presents a series of scholarly papers centered on the theme "The Application of Archaeological Sciences in Arizona."

The papers in this issue address research topics from material sourcing to ceramic style, and from geophysical mapping to spatial analysis. 

Share your copy of JAzArch 2(1) with your colleagues and tell them about the AAC. If you are not an AAC member, sign up and get the journal now!

-- M. Scott Thompson, General Editor

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