Archaeological Association of South Central Kansas
Encouraged by the Department of Anthropology and hosted by the City Archaeologist Office of Wichita, KS, 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.
Spring 2026 Schedule
| February 26 |
Georgia Zavala, MA Director, The Etzanoa Conservancy |
Discussions on Etzanoa |
| March 26 |
Kaitlyn Reis MA Candidate, WSU |
3D Interactive Spatial Visualization of Etzanoa (14CO3): Investigating Site Usage Through FAIR Data Management and Digital Technologies |
| April 23 |
Nautika Richards MA Candidate, WSU |
Dating Great Bend aspect and Etzanoa: New Radiocarbon Data |
Kansas Preservation Month Event: Public Archaeology Workshops, April 17 2026
Join MA candidate Monika Hoffman with this series of FREE workshops on Friday, April 17th, exploring aspects of archaeological methods, ethics, and research! Coffee and light snacks will be procided for registered attendees. The public is welcome, aged 18+. Please register in advance at this link for individual modules. The series of workshops will be held in beautiful Woolsey Hall. Parking information can be found here. Hands-on activities are planned, including potential outdoor activies, so dress comfortably for the weather!
