Autumn Used Book Sale – November 14th and 15th – On the ASM lawn
Join AAHS for a two-day tour of sites atop Perry Mesa with R.E. Burrillo. Travel and Accommodations: this is a two-day event where attendees have the option of coming for one or the other or both. Motels are scarce in the immediate vicinity, with the closest ones being in Black Canyon City to the south […]
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 […]
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 […]
AAHS WEBINARS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. TO REGISTER CLICK HERE. For much of the last century, archaeologists have endorsed a unidirectional model in which Ancestral Pueblo communities became increasingly invested in maize agriculture and more sedentary through time, and eventually, social, economic, and political differentiation between communities emerged. Few in-depth studies, […]
Research and Travel Grants and Orrell-Martin Award applications are accepted between January 1 and February 15.
Once again, we will host our Winter Party at the San Pedro Chapel. Details of the program are still being formulated, but expect good food, good company, an interesting speaker, and a silent auction to raise funds for our Research and Travel Grant grants. If you have items to donate for the auction, contact Katherine […]
Research and Travel Grants and Orrell-Martin Award applications are due February 15th.
Join us for a field trip to Cocoraque Ranch led by Janine Hernbrode. Joaquin Burruel established the private Cocoraque Ranch at a permanent water source west of Tucson before 1883, when it was first noted on the Pima County map. The Ranch itself is young compared to the large hill behind the Cocoraque Ranch house. […]
