The 2025 Fall Symposium will be Saturday, September 13 in Wappapello, Missouri at the USACE Bill Emerson Memorial Visitor Center at Lake Wappapello. The Symposium will begin with presentations at 9:20 a.m. Presentations will be followed by a catered picnic lunch at Shelter No. 3 … Read More
Missouri’s archaeological sites are at risk, and we could use your help. Recent reductions in the federal budget have severely impacted many federal, state, and tribal archaeological and historic preservation agencies and organizations including the National Park Service, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, and … Read More
We are pleased to announce that enrollment in this workshop is open. For a print-then-fill application, click here. For a fill-then-print application, click here. Pages 2 and 3 must be completed and signed. Once completed, please return via email or mail to MAS, 901 S. … Read More
The Missouri Archaeological Society is partnering with the State Historic Preservation Office and Missouri State Parks, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, to offer a Public Archaeology Workshop on June 16–20, 2025. It is estimated that less than 10% of Missouri State Park lands have been … Read More
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It’s time to register for the Annual Meeting! Click here for a fill-then-print registration form, or register online here.
The 2024 MAS Public Archaeological Workshop was conducted in Oregon County in the Mark Twain National Forest in June 2024. Read all about the activity here. Be sure to check in with the MAS office for more information about the 2025 program! This material … Read More
The 2025 keynote speaker for the MAS Annual Meeting, March 15 at the Oasis Hotel in Springfield will be Dr. David Benn who will present: Geoglyph Cosmograms in Native American Mythology of the Northern Plains. This presentation is free and open to the public. See … Read More
The 2024 Fall Symposium will be Saturday September 14 at Knob Noster State Park. The Symposium is open to members and the public alike. For more details and to register, please visit: https://missouriarchaeologicalsociety.org/product/fall-symposium-registration/
Enrollment is officially open for our summer training program in Oregon County. For more information and to enroll, fill out the enrollment materials and return to the MAS office via mail or email.