In addition, the SAA's Public Education Committee has developed a variety of resources to help educators incorporate archaeology into classroom teaching. Many of these materials are now available on the SAA web site.
Most materials are free of charge, but require a small fee to cover shipping charges.
Experience Archaeology - brochure that explains how individuals can become responsibly involved in archaeology. Archaeology and Public Education - Internet based newsletter posted quarterly featuring information on archaeology education issues, upcoming programs and workshops, news and notes, and state archaeology celebrations. Roster of Network Coordinators - list of individuals representing nearly every state and province in North America, who can be contacted for details about local archaeology education resources and activities. Mini teaching manual with lesson plans and resource information to help educators introduce archaeology to precollegiate youths. Save the Past for the Future II - Special report presenting recommendations made at the 1994 conference in Breckenridge, Colorado, seeking ways to better protect archaeological resources.