SAS Social Media 

The Society for Archaeological Sciences has a strong presence on multiple social media platforms, as you can see in the "Connect with us" box at left. But what's the difference between the accounts?

Best for keeping up with official society announcements and curated archaeological science publications selected by our VP of Social Media: The SAS Facebook Page.

Best for sharing your own archaeo sci content with a relevant audience: The SAS Facebook Group

Not a Facebook user? We've got you covered. We duplicate almost all of our FB Page content on The SAS LinkedIn Page.

If you're into the whole brevity thing, follow SAS on X (formerly Twitter). Watch this space to find out if we move to an X competitor like Bluesky or Threads in the near future.

Looking for multimedia content including in-depth interviews with SAS award winners and Executive Board members, and anything else we think is interesting or useful? Subscribe to our YouTube channel today!

We're also on Instagram; stop what you're doing and check it out!

SAS Member and Paper Spotlights

We are launching the SAS Member Spotlight (SMS) and SAS Paper Spotlight (SPS) programs and we need your help! The SMS is designed to help SAS members showcase their work and research activities via the SAS social media accounts. The SPS hightlights recently published research of SAS members.

All SAS members are warmly invited to participate in SMS/SPS, while we particularly encourage SAS members in their early career stages and/or from under-represented minorities and other marginalized groups.

If you are interested in being spotlighted in the SMS, please complete the SMS intake form available here. 

If you are interested in having your paper spotlighted in the SPS, please complete the SPS intake form available here.

If you have any questions about the SMS/SPS programs, please contact Vana Orfanou, SAS Vice President for Social Media (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

SASnet Listserv

SASnet is a moderated email network managed by The Society for Archaeological Sciences as a free service for the international archaeometry community. The listserv has existed since 1991 to facilitate discussion about the application of methods from the physical and natural sciences to archaeological problems, and to provide rapid communication among archaeometrists and archaeologists. SASnet is not just for members; anyone can subscribe using the instructions on this page. The listserv is a resource for all cultural heritage workers who need access to technical expertise and serves as a forum for physical and natural scientists to discuss the development of archaeological applications for their methods. The users also take advantage of the listserv to announce upcoming conferences and workshops, award competitions, and educational and employment opportunities.

How to Subscribe to SASnet?

Step 1: To subscribe to SASnet you first need to be a registered user on this website. If you do not yet have a login please create user account here: https://socarchsci.org/component/users/registration.html

Step 2: Once registered, please login, then go to https://socarchsci.org/sasnet-profile and click on 'Subscribe' next to 'SASnet'

Step 3: You will be sent a subscription confirmation to the email address you enter and from which you may post to SASnet (only subscribers may post to SASnet). If you didn't get a confirmation email, please let us know.

Once subscribed, to change your digest preferences login and click on this SASnet Profile link. By default you receive an email every time someone posts to SASnet, or you can select from a daily, weekly or monthly digest.

To Post Messages

Once you have subscribed, to send a message to the list, use your normal email program to compose a message to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This is a moderated list. The moderator reserves the right to make decisions regarding the posting of messages.

Contact Moderator

Questions or concerns regarding this list should be directed to the list manager, AJ White This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

SAS Blog (AKA The SAS Bulletin Online)

Formerly, the SAS blog was a standalone online product of the society. Since 2019, the blog and traditional Bulletin have merged and now Bulletin content is published there first and then summarized in quarterly digests received by SAS members. All blog posts from before the merger are archived on the present version of the blog and can be viewed.

http://socarchsci.blogspot.com/