The Santa Fe Archaeological Society

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Our April Meeting is
Monday, April 19, 2010

Courtyard by Marriott
Social Hour:          6:00 PM
Dinner: ($27.00)   6:30 PM
Lecture:                7:30 PM

AIA Speaker: Alice Ann Storey, University of Auckland
Subject: “Documenting Contact Between Polynesia and the Americas of Prehistory”

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The Santa Fe Archaeological Society (SFAS), founded in 1900, is one of the oldest archaeological societies in North America. It became a chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) in 1916, and remains the only AIA chapter in New Mexico.

The purpose of the SFAS is "to promote archaeological research, to stimulate the love of art, and to contribute to the higher culture of the Southwest".

During its first century, the chapter has gone from being combined with the state archeological society, to being an adjunct with the Museum of New Mexico, and then coupled with the School of American Research. It became a separate organization in 1971 and boasts a membership that is widely traveled in world archaeology.

Annual Meeting and Potluck
Sunday, May 23, 2010 5:00 PM
Home of MaryAnn and Phil Essig
1852 Forest Circle, Santa Fe
Call 995-0701 to sign up for food

Directions: Click here for a map

From Downtown: Take Old Santa Fe Trail past museum hill, turn right on the second Sun Mountain Drive, right at stop sign, then quick left on Forest Circle, just past Bandelier Court

From St. Francis Drive: Take St. Michaels east onto Old Pecos Trail, turn left on Zia Road and follow up to the end, turn left on Old Santa Fe Trail and proceed to Sun Mountain Drive. Turn left and follow directions above.

 

>>> IMPORTANT DUES NOTICE <<<
It is important for those wishing to renew or join the SFAS that local dues are paid at the first meeting of the current year. This will assure you will be on the mailing list for future meetings and be included in the Society’s membership booklet. Dues are $7.50 per person. If you cannot attend the September 21st lecture PLEASE mail a check at your earliest convenience to the Society at PO Box 31603, Santa Fe, NM 87594. Remember that you must also be a member of the Archaeological Institute of America.

Updated May 20, 2010
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