Research Station of the Arkansas Archeological Survey on the campus of Southern Arkansas University.
The AAS-SAU Research Station is responsible for researching and cataloging the archeological resources of 11 counties in southwestern Arkansas. The station territory stretches from the southern edge of the Ouachita Mountains to the Arkansas/Louisiana state Line, and incorporates the Great Bend region of the Red River. Much of our current fieldwork, research, and writing focuses on historical archeology in southwestern Arkansas and our continuing work on the archaeology of the Caddoan and pre-Caddoan cultures who lived in the areas around southwest Arkansas, northeast Texas, northwest Louisiana, and southeast Oklahoma. You can learn more about our current and past research projects by following the “Research” link on the navigation bar to right.
The Arkansas Archeological Survey is a unit of the University of Arkansas System.
The Mission of the Arkansas Archeological Survey is to conserve and research the state's heritage and communicate this information to the public.
