The Arizona Archaeological Council is a non-profit voluntary association that promotes the goals of professional archaeology in Arizona. Dedicated to preserving cultural resources through education and advocacy, the Council embraces a diverse membership drawing from avocationalists, academics, private business, local communities and federal, state and tribal agencies.

2024 AAC MEETING SCHEDULE

January 26, March 15, June 14, September 13, December 13

AAC Meetings are held quarterly on Fridays at 10:00 am (Arizona Time). Meetings are expected to be held online using Zoom Video Conferencing Software. The meetings will have an "open" session, where all AAC members are invited to attend, and an "executive" session at the end that is only for the board members. Meeting agendas and invitation instructions will be emailed to the membership one week prior to the meeting.

2024 AAC Election Results

PRESIDENT-ELECT

Hunter Claypatch

SECRETARY

Kelin Flanagan

INFORMATION OFFICER

Katherine Shaum

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE

Christopher Schwartz
Zithlaly Vega

Job Announcements

Westland - Field Director

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

12/07/2024 13:05
Westland - Project Manager

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

12/07/2024 12:55
AZGFD - Archaeologist / Cultural Resource Compliance Manager

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

11/14/2024 22:02
FEMA - Historic Preservation Specialist

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

10/29/2024 17:36

Latest AAC News

PMAP 2024 Geospatial Volunteer of the Year award

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

09/21/2024 22:04
AAC September Meeting

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

09/09/2024 17:16
AAC 2024 June Meeting

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

06/02/2024 13:33
SHPO Memo on Best Consultation Practices 2024

Posted by AAC Board Admin on

02/04/2024 10:33

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