Join the Arizona Archaeological Society to support the careful study and preservation of Arizona’s archaeological heritage. The Arizona Archaeological Society, a statewide organization, is an independent nonprofit corporation. Members are eligible to participate in field trips, excavations, surveys, lab work, and other areas of archaeological interest. Each member is eligible to receive a free printed copy of the annual publication of the Society, The Arizona Archaeologist, as well as The Petroglyph, a newsletter sent out via email from September through May. Meetings are held on the 1st Saturday of the month at the S'edav Va'aki Museum, 4619 E Washington St. in Phoenix, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm, and usually featurea noted southwestern archaeologist as guest speaker. Guests may attend the meetings free of charge. As a member, you can take part in fieldwork, attend workshops and lectures, and receive publications that share current research. Whether you’re new to archaeology or have years of experience, your involvement strengthens responsible, informed exploration of the Southwest.

ARIZONA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2026 STATE MEETING - FIELD TRIP SIGN-UPSaturday Field Trip - 3:30 PM October 24, 2026, | S'edav Va'aki Museum, PhoenixS'edav Va'aki Mound SiteTour Leader: Jim BrittonExplore the mound site with Jim Britton, a longtime volunteer 'Mudslinger' who coordinated mound and room stabilization efforts for 25 years. Space is limited to 25.