South Dakota Archaeological Society
About South Dakota Archaeological Society
The SDAS is a collective of professional and avocational archaeologists dedicated to understanding and preserving South Dakota's archaeological resources.
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The South Dakota Archaeological Society (SDAS) is comprised of individuals and institutions dedicated to understanding and preserving South Dakota's fascinating prehistoric and historic cultural heritage. The SDAS links interested amateurs with responsible, ethical attitudes toward archaeological materials and professionals who value the cooperative participation of amateurs.
The SDAS holds an annual meeting each fall hosted by one of five local chapters. Meetings generally include presentations on recently-recorded South Dakota sites, field trips, workshops, and a keynote banquet speaker.
The SDAS publishes a quarterly newsletter with short reports of excavations, information about what's going on in South Dakota archaeology, information on new books, information about people in the world of archaeology, and many other interesting features.
The SDAS also publishes the annual journal "South Dakota Archaeology" with articles and book reviews of enduring scientific interest. Discount prices are available to members for the SDAS Special Publications in Archaeology series -- longer, single topic books and monographs. If your organization or institution would like to set up a publications exchange agreement, please write the editor at the address presented above. General membership inquiries may also be directed to that address, or the phone number listed.