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Do you need to report archaeological resource crime, but you don’t know where to turn? We have compiled a list of possible law enforcement agencies and officials who you can...

The SAV (Stop Archaeological Vandalism) campaign is a new public awareness push to let everyone know that the past is all around us, and that we need to stay mindful...

The Utah Professional Archaeological Council is an affiliated society of the Register of Professional Archaeologists… which means that UPAC members can take advantage of this incredible grant opportunity! Here is...

Do you need the slide deck for UPAN’s Semi Annual Meeting? Maybe you weren’t able to see the video, or there are some things you’d like to revisit? We have...

If you’re searching for where to find great rock art, look no further than this map by Kate Stratford! She’s compiled all the best (and best interpreted) rock art in...

Planning a trip to Nine Mile Canyon? Check out this map and learn all about the long history of the canyon, from prehistoric Fremont villagers to historical ranchers! Kate Stratford...

Click here for more information The SAA Historically Underrepresented Groups Scholarship (HUGS) helps increase the number of under-represented minorities obtaining degrees in archaeology. It provides funding to minority archaeology students,...

Click here for more information from the Society for American Archaeology The Native American Scholarships Fund is an endowment established to foster a sense of shared purpose and positive interaction...

The Office of Outdoor Recreation is pleased to announce details for the upcoming 2020 grant workshop tour. (And in case you haven’t heard, the Office of Outdoor Recreation now offers three unique grant...

As Utah’s “oldest nonagricultural industry” (Whitley 2006:xiii), mining has been an important part of the diversification of the state’s economy and population, impacting “geography, architecture, business activity. . . social movements. . . ethnic and geographical...