Welcome to our New Board Members
Eric Klucas – AAHS President
Mattie Tigges – Communications Officer
Barbara Mills – Board Member

Events

Marion Forest – Recent Research on the Decline of Mesoamerican Teotihuacan: reconfiguring a city from the margins

AAHS@Home

All Our Webinars are Free and Open to the Public but require pre-registration. To register, click here This webinar will present recent research results from the Hacienda Project in Teotihuacan, conducted in collaboration with Andrew Somerville of Iowa State University. We have been conducting a four-year project at the World Heritage site of Teotihuacan, Mexico, […]

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Gary Huckleberry – Decline of Hohokam Culture Based on Soil Degradation

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Today, there is global interest in understanding how humans impact the soil and the implications of these impacts for environmental health and food production. Thousands of years of canal-irrigation farming in southern Arizona altered natural desert soils. Although obscured by recent surface activities, these ancient agricultural legacies document some of the long-term effects of canal […]

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AAHS Used Book Sale

Arizona State Museum

Our fall used book sale will be held on the lawn in front of the Arizona State Museum on Friday, November 14, and Saturday, November 15. The book sale supports the Arizona State Museum library and is one of their primary sources of funding. This year, we have received a large collection of books from […]

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Used Book Sale

Arizona State Museum

Our fall used book sale will be held on the lawn in front of the Arizona State Museum on Friday, November 14, and Saturday, November 15. The book sale supports the Arizona State Museum library and is one of their primary sources of funding. This year, we have received a large collection of books from […]

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