Promoting Archaeological Synthesis to Advance Science and Benefit Society
CfAS fosters collaborative research by connecting scholars, building research teams, and by breaking down institutional, disciplinary, and societal barriers.
Upcoming Synthesis Events
Synthesis News
cyberSW and SKOPE Now Work Together
Two web applications that invaluable for synthetic research in the Southwest US, cyberSW and SKOPE, are now interoperable. cyberSW is an online database that integrates Southwest US archaeological data from
Long term projections of human population and its consequences
In a provocative opinion piece in the New York Times, Dean Spears makes the case for worldwide human population to peak at about 10 billion people toward the end of
ROCEEH – Post-Doc at the nexus of Paleolithic archaeology and computer science
Post-Doc job offer at ROCEEH/Tübingen
Become an Associate
CfAS Associates are individuals who are committed to open science, open methods, and transdisciplinary research that brings archaeological evidence to bear on contemporary issues.
Become a Partner
CfAS partners are established private and public organizations that provide their expertise, services, and facilities to support the initiatives of CfAS.
CfAS Resources
Publications
CfAS partners and associates are active researchers who publish new research all the time. Members can view recent publications by the CfAS community.
Data
Good places to look for open access archaeological data. View them all here.
Funding
CfAS partners and associates are always on the lookout for funding opportunities related to collaborative synthesis in archaeology. Check out our list.
Request for Information
CfAS and CCSA periodically offer requests for information for individuals interested in participating in our projects. View our past and current RFIs.
Find Collaborators
Partners and associates are always on the lookout for new collaborators and project ideas. Learn more about the CfAS membership.
Podcasts
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CfAS works in partnership with the Center for Collaborative Synthesis in Archaeology (CCSA) at the University of Colorado Boulder to achieve a shared mission and vision. Coalition members help CfAS define topics and shape collaborative research initiatives that CCSA administers, leads, and communicates to scientific and public audiences. A memorandum of understanding between the two organizations orients our collective efforts.