Archaeological Association of South Central Kansas
Encouraged by the Department of Anthropology, the Archaeological Association of South Central Kansas (AASCK) is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to the preservation of Kansas prehistory. Its meetings and programs, which feature anthropological and other topics are generally held in #117 Neff Hall at 6:00 pm on the fourth Thursday of each month, during the university's spring and fall semesters.
For more information or to get on our mailing list, contact Dr. Crystal Dozier.
Fall 2025 Schedule
| August 28 |
Dr. Nikki Klarmann State Archaeologist, Kansas Historical Society |
Moving Toward Compliance: Update on the Kansas Historical Society’s Progress to Meet the Requirements of the New NAGPRA Regulations |
| September 25 |
Leah Stirrup Makayla Williams PhD Students, KU |
Geoarchaeological Investigations for Site 5DA380, Lone Tree, Colorado Four Directions In Time: Cherokee Oral Traditions and Radiocarbon Chronologies |
| October 23 |
Victoria Bochniak, MA Visiting Assistant Professor and NAGPRA Coordinator |
Resisting the ‘white way’ of Interpretation: An Investigation of Crow Perspectives on the Second Crow Agency (1875-1884) |
| November 20 |
Doug Kressly KSHS Archaeologist |
KSHS Contract Archaeology Projects |