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The Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc.
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The Society for
Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc. has a number of ways you can offer
support.
The General Fund
to support all activities of the Society including, Archaeology
Month in Pennsylvania, Society publications of our journal The
Pennsylvania Archaeologist and the SPA Newsletter. |
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The Elmer Erb
Permanent Fund is used to ensure the continued financial
stability of the Society and support the benefits of the
Life members, C-14 dating and special projects.
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The Cowin Fund
in Memory of Paul and Verna Cowin, provides a supplement to amateur
archaeologists to defray costs of site work or volunteer expenses. |
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Scholarships:
The Kinsey Award,
named for Dr. W. Fred Kinsey to provide a scholarship for students
provides student membership to The Society
for Pennsylvania Archaeology for one year, a $100.00 award, and the
banquet fee for the annual meeting. |
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The Hatch Award, named for
Dr. James Hatch to provide funding for deserving student to attend
the Annual SPA/PAC Meeting.
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Contributions in
honor of or in memory of:
Be sure to add a
comment to Name the person. |
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PURPOSE The purpose and objectives of the Society
shall be to promote the study of the prehistoric and historic
archaeological resources of Pennsylvania and of neighboring states;
to encourage scientific research and to discourage exploration which
is unscientific or irresponsible in intent or practice; to promote
the conservation of archaeological sites, artifacts, and
information; to oppose the manufacture and sale of fraudulent
antiquities; to encourage the establishment and maintenance of
sources of archaeological information, such as museums, societies,
and educational programs; to promote the dissemination of
archaeological knowledge by means of publications and forums; and to
foster the exchange of information between professional and
nonprofessional archaeologists
The Society for Pennsylvania is a 501 (c) 3 educational non-profit
agency. All donations are tax deductible to the full extent. No
goods or services are received for this transaction. |