Grants

The Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society awards annual grants in six categories:

• Standard Research Grants
• Travel Grants
• Carryl B. Martin/F. Lewis Orrell, Jr. Research Grant
• Subvention Grants
• Julian D. Hayden Paper Competition (in cooperation with the Arizona Archaeological Council)
• F. Lewis Orrell, Jr. Curriculum Development Grant (open to elementary and high school teachers in the state of Arizona).

Eligibility

• Membership in the Society is required to apply for any of these grants (except the F. Lewis Orrell, Jr. Curriculum Development Grant).
• Applicants must be involved in study or research focused on the southwestern United States or northwestern Mexico. The study or research must be in one of the following disciplines – archaeology, socio-cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, biological anthropology, Native American studies, ethnohistory, or history.
• Applicants can submit proposals for each grant category. Only one award will be granted per applicant per year.
• Grants may not be used for purchase of capital equipment.

For Further Information contact Katherine Cerino, Chair AAHS Research Grants Committee