Welcome to our New Board Members
Eric Klucas – AAHS President
Mattie Tigges – Communications Officer
Barbara Mills – Board Member
This lecture is free and open to the public however pre-registration is required. Click here to register. Juan Quezada is a well-known ceramicist from the village of Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico, who spent his lifetime studying the rocks and minerals near his home. While Mr.Quezada’s contribution to the internationally renowned Mata Ortiz pottery tradition is […]
AAHS USED BOOK SALE at The Festival of Books March 15th & 16th On the Lawn in Front of the Arizona State Museum We have received a lot of new books from retiring professors and avocational archaeologists. From John Douglass’ estate, we have volumes on the archaeology of Mexico and Central America, many are in […]
AAHS USED BOOK SALE at The Festival of Books March 15th & 16th On the Lawn in Front of the Arizona State Museum We have received a lot of new books from retiring professors and avocational archaeologists. From John Douglass’ estate, we have volumes on the archaeology of Mexico and Central America, many are in […]
This Zoom lecture is free and open to the public, but you must preregister. To do so, click here. In our era of remote sensing archaeology and legacy datasets, multiple lines of evidence should be integrated to document a landscape-view of rapidly disappearing Indigenous landscapes. This study brings together several datasets derived from airborne lidar, satellite imagery, and […]
Calling all students and young professionals! Join AAHS on Saturday, March 29th, for a shell recording workshop with Chris Lange from Desert Archaeology. The workshop will take place from 10AM–4PM at Desert Archaeology in Tucson, AZ. Chris Lange has worked for Desert Archaeology for 18+ years. She has also worked for several other companies in […]
Join us on April 12th for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Amerind Museum. From 10 am to 12 pm, we will rotate through touring the collections since only a limited number of people can be in the repository simultaneously. The Amerind Museum opens at 10. However, several newly developed trails on the property open at […]
AAHS lectures by zoom and are free and open to the public. To register for this webinar, please click here. We surveyed 3,200 acres of a largely unstudied area extending north from Cave Creek between Perry Mesa and the Verde River basin on behalf of the Tonto National Forest (TNF). The results have exceeded our […]
It’s an NHL twofer! There’s only one place in Arizona where you can pull off a one-day visit to two National Historic Landmarks under the stewardship or a federally recognized Tribe. We’ll start at the Fort Apache and Theodore Roosevelt School National Historic Landmark and the rare chance to participate in the 24th Annual Fort […]
Our Zoom lectures are free and available to the public, but you must preregister. To register, click here. Ancient DNA has transformed our understanding of the archaeological record and how people in the past interacted with one another. In this talk, I will discuss some of the most recent results from ancient DNA research in […]
AAHS Webinars are free and open to the public, but you must pre-register. When the Spanish collected Native historical accounts of the preconquest Toluca Valley for a series of 16th-century court cases, the Triple Alliance-Aztec conquest of the region, a generation earlier, featured prominently in local narratives. The Toluca Valley, immediately west of the […]
