UNEARTHING THE PAST SINCE 1900
UNEARTHING THE PAST SINCE 1900
The Committee on Archaeological Research and Policy takes responsibility for designating archaeological fieldwork projects and archaeological publication projects as 鈥淐AP-affiliated,鈥� thereby indicating that these projects have agreed to conform to the 17吃瓜Policy on Professional Conduct and the Statement of General Standards for Projects Affiliated with ASOR. CAP-affiliated projects are eligible to apply for 17吃瓜grants that support projects (Dana, Gold, Harris, and Seger Archaeological Project Grants). Some 17吃瓜scholarships that support students鈥� participation in archaeological fieldwork are also available only for work at CAP-affiliated excavations. The committee is also responsible for discussing and debating matters of archaeological research and policy, especially with the goal of developing guidelines and resources for 17吃瓜members and others regarding the highest scholarly and ethical standards for archaeological fieldwork and publications. 聽In addition, through聽a subcommittee, it awards 17吃瓜project grants and scholarships for fieldwork participation, unless otherwise specified in donor agreements.聽
Georgia Andreou, Chair (until December 31, 2026)
Carrie Atkins (2nd term)
M眉ge Durusu-Tanr谋枚ver (1st term)
Patricia Fall (2nd term)
Emily Hammer (2nd term)
Craig A. Harvey (1st term)
Matthew D. Howland (1st term)
Sarah Kansa (1st term)
Brita Lorentzen (2nd term)
Kathryn Morgan (2nd term)
Julia Nikolaus (1st term)
Tate Paulette (2nd term)
Stephanie Selover (2nd term)
Ahmad Emrage (2nd term)
Laurel Hackley (2nd term)