Association of Professional Archaeologists

Association of Professional Archaeologists The APA is a non-profit organization which seeks to foster the practice of professional archaeology Need more reasons to become an APA member?

How about:

Effective government lobbying on industry related issues
Leading edge professional development and training
Useful guidelines and tools for regulatory compliance
Member recognition
First Nations liaison training and relationship building
Discounts to heritage venues
Annual membership directory
Discounts on symposiums and workshops
Members only page – website
Regular emails on heritage

events, job postings, requests for proposals
Association newsletters
Developer tab with Q & A
Necessary affiliation for license applications

07/10/2026

Update on the Clovis people! The hunter-gatherers who inhabited North America starting more than 13,000 years ago were thought to have hunted megafauna such as mammoths, mastodons, and gomphotheres—perhaps to extinction. But new research, including a study of the “Anzick child” burial, is prompting archaeologists to rethink Clovis hunting and dining habits.

archaeology.org/news/2026/07/09/did-clovis-people-hunt-large-animals/

(📸 Eren et al. 2026, Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports)

Thank you to all who attended our 2026 Annual General Meeting and 'Ask an Expert' Workshop!It was an informative event w...
06/27/2026

Thank you to all who attended our 2026 Annual General Meeting and 'Ask an Expert' Workshop!

It was an informative event with important discussions and community building.

An extra big thank you to Dr. Andrew Roddick and Dr. Tracy Prowse of McMaster University for running the Workshop: "What is MACMINDS?"!

If you missed our workshop and would like to still watch it, APA members will be able to find it available on our website, apaontario.ca, on Monday.

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day!!
06/21/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day!!

Update: members can access the recording of this session (and other 'Ask An Expert' sessions also!) -- link available by...
05/29/2026

Update: members can access the recording of this session (and other 'Ask An Expert' sessions also!) -- link available by logging onto the website or email the admins at [email protected]

The APA is pleased to announce our guests for our upcoming 'Ask an Expert' session: What is MACMINDS? ~ Dr. Andrew Roddick and Dr. Tracy Prowse!!

We invite all to participate in our online session June 27th at Noon Eastern time.

Our 'Ask an Expert' sessions are wonderful opportunities to learn about Ontario Archaeology and connect with our community! We can't wait to see you there!

DM us to register!

It's that time of year! Our annual general meeting is coming up and we can't wait to see our members there!! Our AGM is ...
05/23/2026

It's that time of year! Our annual general meeting is coming up and we can't wait to see our members there!!

Our AGM is a wonderful opportunity for APA members to gain insight into how our organization is being run and remain updated with regards to Ontario's archaeological community. 🪏

Attendees can also expect an 'Ask An Expert' session to follow the AGM. Stay tuned for more info to follow!

05/07/2026

The Canadian Archaeological Association (CAA) was founded in 1968. Membership includes professional, avocational and student archaeologists, as well as individuals of the general public of any country, who are interested in furthering the objectives of the Association.

05/07/2026

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