NHAS WebmasterApr 91 minSAA CanceledSAA 2020 Annual Meeting FAQs It is with deep regret that we must announce that the Society for American Archaeology’s Board of Directors has voted to cancel ...
NHAS WebmasterApr 91 minArcheology Month CurtailedDue to COVID-19 all aspects ofour lives have changed including all of our wonderful plans for Archeology Month. The original Archeology Month activities hav...
NHAS WebmasterMar 161 minNHAS Spring Meeting CanceledThe NHAS Board of Directors has decided that it would not be prudent to hold the spring meeting which had been scheduled for April 18 out of concern for the ...
NHAS WebmasterFeb 284 min NEPA Rule Revisions Comments Needed by March 10, 2020The proposed changes to NEPA have raised alarm i and the Society for American Archaeology has taken a lead in objecting to these changes.
NHAS WebmasterFeb 270 minFall Newsletter 2019The 2020 investigation in Bear Brook State Park will continue to focus on pre-contact archaeological deposits.
NHAS WebmasterFeb 211 minDirector - Master of Arts Public Archaeology (MAPA)The Department of Anthropology at Binghamton University (SUNY), in collaboration with the University's Public Archaeology Facility (PAF), invites application...
NHAS WebmasterFeb 51 minArchaeology and Slavery in the NorthThe presentation will be at the Button Factory Stage at WSCA 106.1 FM, 909 Islington Street, #1. The WSCA radio station entrance is on the
NHAS WebmasterFeb 11 minVAS - Landmarks of American History and Culture WorkshopA professional development opportunity for K-12 educators to learn how to teach with historic sites while meeting learning outcomes across t
NHAS WebmasterJan 241 minNPR Features NH History at Risk of Being Washed AwayBoth historic and prehistoric archeological sites are being washed away by ongoing storm surges.
NHAS WebmasterJan 201 minNHDHR Needs Your Help!5 Year Preservation Plan 2021-2015 It's that time again! The NHDHR is starting work on New Hampshire's next five-year preservation plan and we're looking for...
NHAS WebmasterJan 104 minOne Person’s Trash is Another’s ArtifactA short op-ed Paul Oberheim did for UMass writing class based off of Jason De León's book Land of Open Graves.
NHAS WebmasterNov 8, 20191 minArcheo-Travel Where have you been?Add your location for field work, research or travel!
NHAS WebmasterNov 6, 20191 minMAS Annual Meeting 11/16/19The business meeting will be held from 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM, lunch from 12:00 PM until 1:00 PM and talks from 1:00 PM until 3:30 PM. Three speakers will b...
NHAS WebmasterOct 10, 20191 minGemma-Jayne Hudgell by Granite State GeekGemma-Jayne Hudgell was featured in the Granite State Geek Blog and newsletter in a post by David Brooks - Native Americas didn’t make stone buildings but th...
NHAS WebmasterSep 12, 20191 minJane Spragg, NHAS Past President - A RemembranceLong time members of the NHAS will recall Jane Spragg, MD. She passed away on June 1, 2019 at the age of 97. Jane was an active member in the 1980s and 1990s...
NHAS WebmasterAug 18, 20191 minUpcoming MeetingsCheck our calendar for regional and national meetings
NHAS WebmasterAug 11, 20191 min‘Perhaps the most important isotope’: how carbon-14 revolutionised science - from The GuardianFrom The Guardian 'perhaps the Most Important Isotope': How Carbon-14 Revolutionised Science Robin McKie - https://www.theguardian.com/science/2019/aug/10/mo...
NHAS WebmasterAug 10, 20191 minNew Hampshire Loses Friend, Brian JonesNHAS and SCRAP lost a dear friend and devoted archeologist Brian Jones, Connecticut State Archeologist. He was a regular at Octoberfests since 1998. Many wil...
NHAS WebmasterAug 10, 20191 minNHAS- News from the Trenches 8/10/2019We at the NHAS are pleased to share with you a recently created video showcasing the NH State Conservation and Rescue Archaeology Program - SCRAP, created fo...
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