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AIA Tours: 13-Day Land Trip to Turkey Departs May 14
Seize this one and only, 2014 opportunity to discover this spring many of the world's most magnificent ancient sites along Turkey's beautiful Aegean and Mediterranean coastline. Popular AIA Tours leader and archaeologist Nicolle Hirschfeld will accompany you to splendid ancient temples, theaters, and stadiums; early Byzantine churches and opulent Ottoman palaces; and a variety of excellent museums. Plus, our optional extension includes Göbekli Tepe, the oldest known example of monumental architecture in the world, and the famous Neolithic site of Çatalhöyük. Admire spectacular landscapes, and enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine and fine accommodations throughout. Complete details on this exceptional adventure (and on all AIA Tours) are online at www.aiatours.org, or contact us at (800) 748-6262 or aia@studytours.org for brochures and reservations. Sign up here to receive monthly AIA Tours e-newsletters and be among the first to learn about exciting new programs and special offers!

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AIA Presents Lectures on Blackfriary Site
AIA Site Preservation award winner Stephen Mandal visited Boston last week to deliver two talks on the Blackfriary site in Trim, County Meath, Ireland. His lunchtime talk focused on the Cultural Heritage Amenity Town (CHAT) program, a new approach to community archaeology. In the evening he presented the excavation's findings on this Dominican monastery's role in the medieval town, its architecture, and bioarchaeological material. Learn more about Blackfriary here.

Upcoming Deadlines
Publication Grants: Applications for both the Samuel H. Kress Grants for Research and Publication in Classical Art and Architecture and the AIA Publication Subvention Program are due March 1, 2014. Complete instructions are available online.

Scholarships: Students preparing to participate in their first fieldwork project are encouraged to apply for the Jane C. Waldbaum Field School Scholarship by the March 1, 2014 deadline.

CPAC to Conduct Interim Reviews
of Italy and Colombia MoUs
CPAC will hold a closed meeting on March 13-14, 2014 to conduct interim reviews of these two Memoranda of Understanding. Public comments will be invited in the future should either or both of these bilateral agreements be proposed for extension. Learn more about these agreements.

Help AIA Create Thriving Opportunities for Students Pursuing Archaeological Research
To give students greater opportunities and to honor Past President Elizabeth Bartman's tremendous record of service to AIA, we are establishing a new scholarship program. The Elizabeth Bartman Museum Internship Program will help make it possible for deserving graduate students to intern in a museum with an archaeological collection, either in the United States or abroad.

To support tomorrow's archaeologists today, please call 617.353.8709 or click here. You can support this program, and all others at AIA, by registering for the AIA's automatic giving program. It's easy! Select the amount you wish to donate and AIA will charge your credit card on the date you choose each month.

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Call 617.353.8709 or email jklahn@aia.bu.edu to request an AIA gift planning guide.
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