Established in 1955, KAA has become a large and active group whose diverse members share a common interest in the prehistoric and historic peoples of the Central Plains. Opportunities are available to participate in field schools and other educational and social events. There are several KAA membership categories. Unless otherwise indicated, KAA memberships run from January through December.
Members receive newsletters and journals with articles about Kansas archeology and ethnology.
Checks should be made payable to the Kansas Anthropological Association. Topeka, KS 66615-1099. Every April, the KAA holds an annual meeting at a site within the state. The conference is open to the public. The conference includes a business meeting and talks.