• Humanities Organizations

• 64.

Society for Industrial Archeology

The Society for Industrial Archeology encourages the study, interpretation, and preservation of industrial sites, structures, artifacts, and technology.

• Humanities Organizations

• 65.

Vermont Archaeological Society Inc

Formed in 1968, The Vermont Archaeological Society (VAS) is a volunteer organization comprised of professional and avocational archaeologists and the interested public.

• Humanities Organizations

• 66.

Colorado Archaeological Society

HOME ABOUT US EVENTS EDUCATION MEMBERSHIP RESOURCES SUPPORT CONTACT US More Welcome tothe Grand Junction Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society Committed to the Stewardship Exploration and Education of our Archaeological Heritage in Western Colorado Copyright 2025 by the Grand Junction Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society.

Archaeology Southwest

A private non-profit that explores and protects heritage places while honoring their diverse values.

• Humanities Organizations

• 68.

Hill Country Archeological Association

Home Welcome to the Hill Country Archeological Association in Kerrville Texas.

• Humanities Organizations

• 69.

Colorado Archaeological Society

This is the twitter feed for the Indian Peaks Chapter of the Colorado Archaeology Society.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 70.

Dallas Paleontological Society

The Dallas Paleontological Society was founded in 1984 for the purpose of promoting interest in and knowledge of the science of paleontology.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 71.

Plano Conservancy for Historic Preservation Inc

This nonprofit is dedicated to promoting civic pride in the past, to increasing preservation awareness through education and public outreach and to providing financial assistance to protect and preserve our heritage resources for this and future generations.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 72.

PANHANDLE PLAINS ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

The stories of the prehistoric peoples who lived on the Southern Plains are amazing but we archeologists are just scratching the surface.