Welcome! Explore Arizona's Ancient Cultures & Ruins

Location
Glendale, AZ 33.57-112.18 85302US
Meetups
4 so far
Members
45 Members
Rating
Agua Fria Chapter AZ Archaeology Soc 4.50 4.508
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Founded
August 25, 2009

We are adults of all ages interested in learning about and preserving Arizona's ancient peoples and cultures. Join us for hikes to hidden ruins, educational presentations, advocacy, achaeological fieldwork and fun!

We meet the second Tuesday of the month at Glendale Library at 7:00pm (in September the start time will be 6:30pm for a special presentation on rock art of Arizona).

Hikes and projects happen every month. Come learn more!

All are welcome!

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What members are saying

“ Imagine hiking to an area where one can view images chiseled in rock centuries in the past! What was this language of symbols? What was daily life like for these ancient peoples? ”

“ Great group of folks willing to share their time and knowledge in the topics and hikes presented. ”

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What's new?

  • Nov 30
    • New member
      John Boyer
      “I have always loved going to archaeology sites in NM, AZ and CO. My last experience was at Chaco National Park in NM. It was sort of spooky at night but that was a great thrill.”
  • Nov 27
    • New member
      Brian
      “I love Archaeology, unfortunately i don't live in AZ any more. Maybe some one will plan a trip to see some of the sites in the Fremont and Great Basin areas.”
  • Nov 2
    • New Greeting for
      Jenny
      “Hi there. This does look interesting. Sandy Goodyear”
      posted by Isak
  • Oct 30
    • New member
      Isak
      “I too once considered this field as a career. I am not patient enough to really do the excavation so I moved on to less anthrocentric career area of ecology. I am still fascinated about how we learn more through these studies.”
  • Oct 26
    • New member
      Jenny
      “New to the area but very interested in the history and terrain.”
  • Oct 16
    • New member
      Michael
      “I considered archaeology as a career a long time ago. I went in another direction but I still have an interest as a hobby.”
    • New member
      Meghan
  • Oct 15
    • New member
      Haley & Dan
      “We are friends of all things natural and "old" and we wish to experience, view and photograph all we may in our short times here on earth.”
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