SGA Store
The SGA plans to make available on-demand items like Tshirts, mouse pads, and beer mugs. Proceeds from these purchases will help the Society reach its education, preservation, and stewardship goals.
Read MoreSGA ups its online profile!
The SGA’s website committee—that is: Michael Shirk, Kevin Kiernan, and Sammy Smith—has been hard at work developing a new website for the Society. Actually, the three of us have been working on content and ideas for the structure of the site.
Read MoreSGA welcomes new editor
The SGA has a new editor of The Profile and the website content. Please meet Ben Steere! If you have a story or a story idea you think might be appropriate for The Profile/the website, please write Ben here for information and consideration.
Read MoreSGA's 2011 Spring Meeting agenda set
The agenda is set for the SGA’s Spring Meeting, which will be held at the Henry County Chamber of Commerce in McDonough on Saturday, May 14th. Events associated with the meeting commence on Friday the 13th, and continue on Sunday the 15th.
Read MoreSGA's Spring Meeting, May 15th, near Albany
The Society for Georgia Archaeology invites you to join us in honoring the our state’s seventeenth annual Archaeology Month! The theme is “Making the Past Come to Life! Exploring Ancient Techniques.
Read MoreSHA Annual Meeting in Albuquerque
Submitted by Jim D’Angelo ([email protected]) Pictured left to right: Joe Joseph, Rochelle Banks (TRC-Houston), SHA Conference Chair Howard Higgins (TRC-Albuquerque), Mary Beth Reed, Jim D’Angelo, and Barbara Garrow. The Society for Historical Archaeology and Council on Underwater Archaeology held their annual meetings jointly in Albuquerque, New Mexico this past January, co-sponsored by TRC.
Read Moresherd
short for potsherd; potsherds are broken pieces of pottery or ceramics Posted online on Sunday, March 15th, 2009
Read MoreSinger-Moye ownership shifted to UGA
Submitted by Mike Bunn ([email protected]) On Monday, November 17, 2008, the Columbus Museum formally transferred ownership of the Singer-Moye mound site property, located in Stewart County, to the University of Georgia.
Read Moresite
any area showing evidence of human activity as revealed through artifacts and/or features Posted online on Monday, January 1st, 2001
Read Moresite steward
a volunteer who watches a site, reports on any activity such as vandalism and looting, and assists archaeologists and land owners in preserving the archaeological resources in the site Posted online on Monday, January 1st, 2001
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