The Nova Scotia Archaeology Society (NSAS) was formed in 1987 in response to a growing interest in the Province's heritage resources. It is our mandate to bring together individuals interested in the study and promotion of archaeology, particularly as it relates to all cultures of Nova Scotia; to disseminate knowledge and encourage the exchange of information among professionals and amateurs alike; and to promote the preservation and protection of archaeological sites and resources throughout the Province.

Interested in archaeology?

Why not come to one of our upcoming public lectures?

And don't forget to join the Nova Scotia Archaeology Society today.

Archaeology News

Friend of Archaeology Award
The Board of the Nova Scotia Archaeology Society seeks nominations for the 2010 Friend of Archaeology Award. If you know someone you feel is deserving of this honour, please forward your nomination.

NSAS Board Elections
Elections for the NSAS Board will take place during the May lecture and Annual General Meeting. If you have an interest in contributing to the future of the Society as a member of the Board please contact the NSAS President, Darryl Kelman, at (902) 453-4972 or email dkelman@crmgroup.ca.