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Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice. That is how society ensures the best decisions are reached.



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ACRA members receive discounts on continuing education
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ACRA represents the cultural resource management (CRM) industry and associated fields of study. Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice and that the best decisions are reached. ACRA strengthens its members with tools, know-how, and opportunities to excel as businesses.
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Visit Us @ SAA Annual Meeting
Are you attending the SAA Annual Conference in Portland? Come visit the ACRA booth in the exhibition hall! You can meet our members of the Board of Directors, get more information on upcoming ACRA initiatives, and even give us your feedback on benefits and events you...
Opinion Piece from CfAS: The Sad Truth About Archaeological Technician Wages – and What We Can Do About It
Editor's note: the opinion piece below was originally published on the Coalition for Archaeological Synthesis website. The authors are Jeff Altschul, Terry Klein, Ellen Chapman and Katherine Sorrell. ACRA is a Coalition Partner. You are working as an archaeological...
Your Congress in Action: March 27, 2023
When Republicans won control of the U.S. House in last November’s elections, they said that energy policy would be one of their top priorities. They said that high gas prices, the war in Ukraine and moves by the Biden administration to limit oil and gas exploration...