The Society for the American Journal of Archaeology

The Society for the American Journal of Archaeology was founded in the autumn of 1989 in order to expand the size and scope of the Archaeological Institute of America's official journal, to make possible the timely publication of all articles accepted by the editors, and to ensure the future financial health of the Journal. In recent years, contributions from Society members have helped underwrite AJA's entry into electronic publishing, the creation of the Journal's website, www.ajaonline.org, and the publication of AJA's first supplementary volume, Aegean Prehistory: A Review (Boston 2001). Beginning with volume 105, Society funds have contributed to the publication of a limited number of color illustrations.

Contributions to the Society are welcome in any amount and are tax-deductible according to law. Members contribute $25, Supporters $50, and Donors $100. Contributors of $250 or more (Contributors, $250; Sponsors, $500) are listed on the inside back cover of the next four quarterly issues of AJA, and donors of $1,000 or more (Friends, $1,000; Patrons, $2,500; Benefactors, $5,000) receive in addition all the benefits of Friends of the Archaeological Institute of America. All Society members are listed on the AJA website.

Individuals and institutions wishing to join the Society for the American Journal of Archaeology can download the AJA Society Contribution Form and mail to:

The Society for the American Journal of Archaeology
Archaeological Institute of America
Located at Boston University
656 Beacon Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02215-2006

You can also choose to make a secure electronic donation here.

To read more about the Society for the AJA, see F.S. Kleiner, "The Society for the American Journal of Archaeology, 1989-1994," AJA 99 (1995) 1, and "Sine qua non," AJA 102 (1998) 651.

Benefactors ($5,000–$9,999)

Boston University*
Crawford H. Greenewalt, Jr.*
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
Alexander Weintraub
Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, Dean of the Franklin College, Dept. Classics, University of Georgia

Friends ($1,000–$2,499)

William M. Calder III*
Anna M. McCann and Robert D. Taggart*
Helen Nagy and Eric W. Lindgren*
The New York Community Trust

Sponsors ($500–$999)

Elie M. Abemayor and Judy Shandling*
Jack L. Davis and Sharon R. Stocker*
Deric Gray
George Krupp
Sarah P. Morris and John K. Papadopoulos
Robert M. Wicklund*

Contributors ($250–$499)

Eugene N. Borza and Kathleen A. Pavelko*
Boston University, Dept. Archaeology*
Bryn Mawr College*
Philip G. Cavanaugh and Esther Cavanaugh
Colgate University, Case Library
Lucinda Congers*
Derek B. Counts and Elisabetta Cova
Dartmouth College, Dept. Classics*
DePauw University, Dept. Classical Studies
Richard D. De Puma*
Emory University, Dept. Classics*
Roy C. Green
Ira Haupt II*
Sharon C. Herbert
Institute for Aegean Prehistory*
Institute of Nautical Archaeology*
Joukowsky Family Foundation*
Andrew M. Moore
Naomi J. Norman and T. Keith Dix*
New York University, Institute of Fine Arts Library
Oriental Institute, University of Chicago*
James H. Ottaway, Jr.*
Barbara A. Porter
Princeton University, Dept. Art and Archaeology*
David Proctor
Frank C. Roberts
David W. Rupp*
Jeremy B. Rutter*
Lea Stirling
Anthony Tuck
Tulane University, Dept. Classical Studies*
University of British Columbia–Dept. Classical, Near Eastern and Religious Studies
University of British Columbia–Okanagan Library
University of Chicago, Dept. Classics*
University of Cincinnati, Dept. Classics*
University of Manitoba, Elizabeth Dafoe Library
University of Missouri–Columbia, Dept. Art History and Archaeology*
University of Pennsylvania, Dept. Classical Studies
University of Pittsburgh, Dept. History of Art and Architecture*
University of St. Thomas, Art History Dept.*
University of Virginia, McIntire Dept. Art
Vassar College, Dept. Greek and Roman Studies*
Walters Art Museum*
Washington University in St. Louis, Dept. Art History and Archaeology
Wellesley College, Dept. Classical Studies*
Yale University, Dept. Classics*
John G. Younger

Category designations represent contributions given between 1 December 2010 and 30 November 2011

* Contributors who have given 10+ gifts to the Society