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Canadian Archaeological Association

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  1. CAA Public Communications Awards

    The Canadian Archaeological Association (CAA) offers annual Public Communications Awards to recognize outstanding public-facing communication that advances understanding and appreciation of Canadian archaeology; three categories are offered—Writer/Producer (one award with a $200 CAD cash prize and framed certificate), Professional/Institutional, and Social Media (framed certificates).

    OtherArchaeology

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    $200
  2. Daniel Weetaluktuk Award (Weetaluktuk Student Prize Competition)

    Administered by the Canadian Archaeological Association, the Daniel Weetaluktuk Award (Weetaluktuk Student Prize Competition) honors Daniel Weetaluktuk and supports student research in Canadian archaeology by awarding two annual prizes (one undergraduate, one graduate) of CAD 250 each; outstanding papers may be forwarded to the Canadian Journal of Archaeology for consideration.

    ScholarshipArchaeology

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    $250
  3. Smith-Wintemberg Award

    The Canadian Archaeological Association (CAA) administers the Smith-Wintemberg Award to recognize professional members who have made outstanding contributions to advancing archaeology and knowledge of Canada’s archaeological past, honoring the legacies of Harlan I. Smith and William J. Wintemberg.

    OtherArchaeology

    Deadline
    Not listed
    Amount
    Not listed

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