State Society Officers

Explore the Officers of Each Society
Click the links below each icon to view the current officers for that society.

Emblem of the Indiana Archaeological Society
Indiana Archaeological Society
Emblem of the Illinois State Archaeological Society
Illinois State Archaeological Society
Greater St. Louis Archaeological Society circular logo featuring excavation tools, artifact platform, and the words “Discover, Study, Record,” founded 1940.
Greater ST. Louis Archaeological Society
Emblem of the Natural State Archaeological Society of Arkansas, established 1958, featuring the society name encircling a central Arkansas-themed archaeological motif with stylized artifacts and symbolic state imagery.
The Natural State Archaeological Society
Hawkeye State Archaeological Society of Iowa logo featuring a circular black-and-white seal with the outline of the state of Iowa labeled “IOWA” over a Native American pottery silhouette, and outer ring text reading “Iowa • Hawkeye State Archaeological Society • Founded 1970.”
Hawkeye State Archaeological Society of Iowa
Peach State Archaeological Society of Georgia logo featuring a circular gold and black seal with a stylized Mississippian bird or thunderbird motif in orange at the center, surrounded by the text “The Peach State Archaeological Society • Georgia • Founded 1975.”
Peach State Archaeological Society of Georgia
Black and white circular logo of the Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama, established 1980, featuring a central Native American projectile point silhouette over the outline of Alabama, surrounded by bold outer ring text reading “Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama 1980.”
Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama
Black and white circular logo of the Kansas Archaeological Society featuring a central bison silhouette over the outline of the state of Kansas, with a projectile point and sunflower motif in the background, encircled by the text “Kansas Archaeological Society” and “Founded 1999.”
The Kansas Archaeological Society
Green River Archaeological Society Kentucky emblem featuring a circular blue border, green state silhouette of Kentucky, two prehistoric flint projectile points, and the text “Founded 1961” inside the seal.
Green River Archaeological Society of Kentucky
Gopher State Archaeological Society of Minnesota circular logo featuring the outline of Minnesota with a Native American figure holding tools and a gopher, founded 2000.
The Gopher  State  Archaeological Society of Minnesota
Piedmont Archaeological Society circular black and white logo featuring a detailed flint projectile point at the center, surrounded by double rings with the text “Piedmont Archaeological Society,” “Founded 1976,” and “VA – NC – SC.”
Piedmont Archaeological Society of
Virginia, North & South Carolina
Volunteer State Archaeological Society of Tennessee circular logo with bright orange outer ring, central Mississippian-style shell gorget design, black banner reading “Founded 1968,” and bold black lettering around the edge reading “Volunteer State Archaeological Society of Tennessee.”
Volunteer State Archaeological Society of Tennessee
Badger State Archaeological Society of Wisconsin circular black and white logo featuring the outline of Wisconsin with Native American artifacts including a projectile point, bannerstone, and stone tool, encircled by the text “Badger State Archaeological Society,” “Wisconsin,” “Inc. 1973,” and “Founded 1973.”
Badger State Archaeological Society of Wisconsin
Lone Star State Archaeological Society circular black and white logo featuring the outline of Texas with a large projectile point silhouette labeled “Texas,” surrounded by the text “Lone Star State Archaeological Society” and “Founded 1999.”
The Lone Star State Archaeological Society of Texas
Sunshine State Archaeological Society of Florida circular logo featuring Florida state silhouette and prehistoric projectile points, founded 2002, blue and red emblem design.
The Sunshine State Archaeological Society of Florida
Magnolia State Archaeological Society logo featuring a circular black-and-white emblem with detailed Native American projectile points surrounding the outline of Mississippi and a central arrowhead marked “Est. 2005,” representing Mississippi artifact collectors and archaeological preservation efforts.
Magnolia State Archaeological Society of Mississippi

The Archaeological Society of Oklahoma
IACANE embroidered patch logo featuring a red arrowhead background with a gold map of the Northeastern United States and the acronym “IACANE” in bold red letters across a black banner.
Indian Artifact Collectors Association of the North East
Loveland Archaeological Society of Colorado circular logo featuring a longhorn skull centered over Rocky Mountain peaks, flanked by two flint projectile points, with “LAS Founded 1940” below and the text “Loveland Archaeological Society of Colorado” around the outer ring.
Loveland Archaeological Society of Colorado

The Bayou Archaeological Society of Louisiana