THE ARCHEOLOGICAL
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the discovery and preservation of Virginia historical sites and artifacts
SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
Join Us!
Join the ASV and receive our quarterly news bulletin, invitations to Virginia archeology events, learn about our Archeological Technician Certification program, and more.
Volunteer!
Would you like to volunteer for the ASV? There are many opportunities to assist local chapters or at our ASV headquarters at Kittiewan Plantation. Contact us.
Have You Found an Archeological Site?
Learn the proper steps to identify and preserve a potential archeological site.
2025 ASV Call For Archeological Abstract Submissions – Professionals and Students
The Archeological Society of Virginia is calling for archaeological papers for their 2025 Annual Meeting on October 23-26, 2025 in Staunton, Va. Members of the ASV, COVA, colleges and universities, and others are encouraged to participate.
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The ASV Archeology Technician Certification Program
Have you investigated the ruins of a log cabin and gotten excited about the hidden history around us? When you were a kid, did you want to be an archaeologist? It’s not too late!!
In Virginia, the Archeological Technician Certification Program was created to give individuals an opportunity to obtain, under professional guidance, recognition for formal and extended training in the techniques and goals of archeology. LEARN MORE
Visit Us at Historic Kittiewan
Historic Kittiewan serves as the headquarters of the Archeological Society of Virginia, and is one of the celebrated James River Plantations.
The historic manor house, situated on beautiful grounds along Kittiewan Creek in Charles City County, Virginia, is open the second Saturday of the month, April-December, 10 am to 4 pm. School field trips and tours for organizations are welcomed, please call (804) 829-2272 for appointment. LEARN MORE
The historic manor house, situated on beautiful grounds along Kittiewan Creek in Charles City County, Virginia, is open the second Saturday of the month, April-December, 10 am to 4 pm. School field trips and tours for organizations are welcomed, please call (804) 829-2272 for appointment. LEARN MORE
Make a Donation
The Archeological Society of Virginia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting the discovery and preservation of Virginia historical sites and artifacts, with scholarships, outreach and education programs, and more.
