Tea and Archaeology: Past, Present, & Future of Archaeology Southwest @ArchaeologySouthwest
Tea and Archaeology: Past, Present, & Future of Archaeology Southwest  @ArchaeologySouthwest
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Sunday Tea & Archaeology at the Historic Arizona Inn was generously sponsored by Tim Schaffner and Anne Maley-Schaffner, Dan and Kit Kimball, Jeff and Catherine Eighmy, and Edward Jones - Michael Stromenger, CRPC Financial Advisor.

Past, Present, & Future of Archaeology Southwest: A Conversation with Steve Nash (President & CEO) & Bill Doelle (President Emeritus & Senior Advisor)
On Sunday, March 17, 2024, key donors and their guests gathered to socialize and learn more about the organization's start, current state, and vision for the future.

Tea & Archaeology events are a benefit to members of our Heritage Circle and Director's Circle. To learn more, visit archaeologysouthwest.org/member-circles/.
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