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The Arizona Archaeological and Historical society is pleased to announce the receipents of the 2010 awards. J. Jefferson Reid and David E. Doyel will receive the 2010 Bryon S. Cummings Award for outstanding contributions in Archaeology, Anthropology, or Ethnology. The Victor R Stoner Award for Outstanding Contributions to Public Archaeology or Historic Preservation will be presented to James M. Copeland and William H. Doelle. The awards will be made at the annual Pecos Meeting in August.
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- Members of the Snaketown ’65 crew
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- Sarah Herr, Steve Lekson and Jenny Adams prepared to cut the cake
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- Ray Thompson and the Kiva Doggerl
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- ASM Director Beth Grindell pays tribute to Kiva
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- Don Burgess at the Kiva Birthday Party
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- Kiva reception
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- Display of Hohokam Books at ASM Store
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- 75 Years and counting…
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- Kiva Editors
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- Kiva Birthday Party
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- Barneby Lewis from the Gila River Community
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- Panel Session at Snaketown Symposium
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- David Doyel
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- AAHS President Don Burgess introducing David Doyel
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- Henry Wallace, Bill Doelle and Steve Lekson – Snaketown Reception
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- Snaketown Reception
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- Snaketown Symposium Speakers, Patty Crown, Dave Wilcox and David Doyel
On March 5th and 6th, 2010 the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society and the Arizona State Museum celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the excavations at Snaketown and the 75th Anniversary of it’s journal, Kiva.