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Journal Article
One Hundred Years of Southwest Nonprofits
2015
Overview
Nonprofit organizations have a major role in the history of Southwestern archaeology. We consider a continuum of nonprofit organizations, from those with endowments, sizable professional staffs, and annual budgets in the millions of dollars to volunteer run nonprofits with small budgets and tightly focused missions. A diversity of organizations populate this continuum, and they range from more than one hundred years old to barely a decade. The role of nonprofits in the history of Southwestern archaeology is reviewed, and the ways in which professional and avocational archaeologists collaborate in different kinds of nonprofits is considered. We note that there are even greater opportunities for collaboration, and we sketch some major themes for the future of nonprofits in Southwestern archaeology.
Publisher
Routledge,Taylor & Francis, Ltd
