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Upcoming events and news at and around ARI

Arizona Scitech Festival noon-time speakers (12:00 noon until 1:30 p.m.) at Pueblo Grande Museum, Phoenix

February 8, 2012, Stephen Reichardt, ASU Museum Studies, "Development and Integration of Cutlural Resource Data in a Geographic Information System: An Innovative Model for Museum Collection Management"

February 15, 2012, Christopher Caseldine, ASU Archaeology, "A Fort on a Hill: Evidence of Yavapai Presence in the Perry Mesa Area"

February 29, 2012, Dr. Arleyn Simon, ASU Archaeological Research Institute, "Many Communities: The Archaeology of the ASU Campus"

March is Arizona Archaeology and Heritage Awareness Month.

Arizona Centennial Conference, Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, Phoenix, April 18-22, 2012

Participants in the Session entitled, "The Persistence of Place: An Exploration of ASU History, Architecture, and Cultural Heritage" and chaired by Jeremy Rowe (ASU) include:


Robert Spindler, "Building a Future for Arizona Education: The Tempe Normal School Campus in 1912."


Patricia Olson, " ASU Architecture, Campus Development, and Historic Preservation, 1912-2012."


Arleyn W. Simon, "Archaeological Discoveries on the ASU Campus: History, Heritage, and Diverse Communities."

For information about the Museums, Galleries & Collections at Arizona State University, check the Map and Collections A-Z list at:
Museums, Galleries, & Collections at Arizona State University

Visitor hours vary; call venues individually for updates.

What's New at ARI

Check out our Digital Library initiatives in the menu to the left.

Mystery of the Salado Web Exhibit

ARI hosts ArchNet the WWW Virtual Library for Archaeology.

Featured Educational Selections

Southwest Pottery Resource Page. Perfect for Fourth Grade Arizona Prehistory.

Archaeology at ASU is an online exhibit about some of the archaeological projects conducted on the Tempe Campus at ASU.

ARI is a participant in the Flat Stanley Project. Take a peak into the adventures of Flat Stanley and his Visit to Tempe, Arizona, ARI and the 2004 Archaeology Expo.