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SAS Golden Jubilee

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The SAS is grateful for the support of the following sponsors as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the founding of the society in 2027:

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Conferences & Networking

The SAS regularly sponsors conferences, workshops, and conference sessions. If you are planning an event relevant to the goals of the society, please get in touch with the VP of Intersociety Relations so that we can explore a partnership.  If you're a student SAS member interested in promoting professional fellowship among your peers, check out the Student Ambassador program and reach out to our VP for Membership Development to learn more.

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History of the Society

The SAS was founded in 1977 as part of a broad effort to get archaeological science to function more effectively by supporting communication among researchers and graduate student training.  Read about the first 40 years of SAS in this 2019 essay by Rob Sternberg, former SAS President, Secretary-Treasurer, Bulletin Editor, and General Secretary Emeritus.

Awards

The Society holds competitions in two categories: 1) prizes that honor outstanding research and 2) awards that support the work of early career researchers. These include the Student and ECR Research Support Award, the R. E. Taylor Award for student conference posters, the Charles C. Kolb Award for best publication on archaeological ceramics, and the JAS Emerging Investigator Award.  In 2025, we're introducing new award programs in partnership with Beta Analytic and Eurofins EAG Laboratories.

Support us

Did you know that SAS is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt private foundation in the United States? You can support our mission by making a tax-deductible donation. A gift to SAS helps outstanding young researchers launch their careers through our various competitive grants and awards.  If you wish to donate to SAS for a specific purpose, like funding a new award or supporting celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the society in 2027, reach out to our General Secretary.  Our Employer Identification Number (EIN) is 92-3513798 and you can easily look SAS up on the US Internal Revenue Service website using the organization name or the EIN.