Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society

Awards annual grants in six categories: Research and Travel Grants, F. Lewis Orrell Jr. Bequest Curriculum Development Award, Subvention Grants, Douglas B. Craig Memorial Research Grant, Julian D. Hayden Paper Competition, and Carryl B. Martin – F. Lewis Orrell, Jr. Research Grant to support research and academic development in anthropology and history.

Awards annual grants in six categories, including Research and Travel Grants, Curriculum Development, and various memorial research grants, to support work in southwestern anthropology and history.

Provides members with access to field trips, discounted JSTOR subscriptions, book discounts, and for Kiva-level members, four annual issues of the journal Kiva and online access to past issues.

Provides members with access to field trips, discounted JSTOR subscriptions, book discounts, and for Kiva level members, four annual issues of Kiva and online access to past issues.

Conducts oral history interviews and compiles archival materials, including data on the history of antiquarianism in Arizona, membership lists, and biographical sketches of early AAHS members, to preserve the history of southwestern archaeology and the organization itself.

Undertakes projects, including an Oral History Project, to preserve the history of southwestern archaeology and the history of AAHS for future generations, and compiles data files on the history of antiquarianism in Arizona.

Offers travel support through the Traditional Technologies Program for Native American and Hispano artists and scholars, and non-Native students and scholars who practice or study Southwestern traditional arts and technologies.

Provides travel support to Native American and Hispano artists and scholars, as well as non-Native students and scholars, who study or practice Southwestern traditional arts and technologies; established in 2018 to promote inclusive scholarship and cultural preservation.

Produces and publishes Kiva, a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal featuring original research in southwestern anthropology and history, recognized as an international professional publication.

Publishes Kiva, a quarterly journal featuring original research in southwestern anthropology and history, and Glyphs, a monthly newsletter announcing educational and social opportunities.

Hosts hybrid public lectures, such as the in-person event held on April 21 at the San Pedro Chapel, to engage the public with topics related to archaeology and history.

Produces and distributes Glyphs, a monthly newsletter that communicates educational and social opportunities to members and the public, including special anniversary content such as articles commemorating the organization's 100th anniversary in 2016.

Hosts hybrid public lectures, including in-person events, and organizes a used book sale during the Tucson Festival of Books.

Hosts an annual used book sale on the lawn in front of the Arizona State Museum during the Tucson Festival of Books, offering public access to archaeological and historical materials.