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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/    

Please see this form for details and registration for the Annual Meeting in Jefferson City, March 22-24. Registration may also be completed online.  

Registration for the 2023 Fall Symposium on Saturday, September 23 at the Hickory Ridge Conference Center at Meramec State Park in Sullivan, Missouri is now available, to register visit

Join the Missouri Archaeological Society for our Spring Meeting on April 14–16 at the Lodge at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton. Registration materials will be mailed to all members or can be downloaded here. Registration, banquet, and field trip tickets may also be purchased via the … Read More

The 2023 Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society will be April 14-16 at the Lodge at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton. Rooms at the Lodge are available to meeting attendees at a reduced rate of $119/night (plus tax). Reservations may be made by calling 888-346-4949 … Read More

The 2022 Fall Symposium will be Saturday, September 24, in Warsaw at the Harry S Truman Visitor’s Center at Kaysinger Bluff, Truman Dam and Reservoir. The theme for Archaeology Month 2022 is Dugouts of the Past. Morning presentations will be held at the Visitor’s Center. … Read More