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Through their standard work and research methods, anthropologists get to know communities and issues thoroughly. This seems to often segue…More

Established in 1950, the Alfred Vincent Kidder Award for Eminence in the Field of American Archeology is presented every two…More

North Americans in the early 21st century, it may be argued, are the most wasteful people anywhere and anytime. Despite…More

Spiritual ecology is a diverse, complex, and dynamic arena of intellectual and practical activities at the interface of religion and…More

2012 Patty Jo Watson Distinguished Lecture Beginning with the 1989 Annual Meeting, the Archeology Division inaugurated a series of Distinguished…More

Heritage scholars around the world have observed that inscription on UNESCO’s World Heritage List increases tourism to these sites (archaeological,…More

The Presidential Incentive Program for Undergraduate Students was created by Virginia R Dominguez during her term as AAA president (2009–11).…More

With an almost universal, undeniable concern for our adverse effect on the environment, many individuals, companies, organizations, and governmental offices…More

Archaeologists are complicit in disassociating Indigenous Peoples in North America (i.e. Native Americans, First Nations) from places that are sacred…More

Power of a Corporation to Profit on Our Perception of Waste Waste Management Inc (WMI) is the largest waste services…More