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SGA promotes the identification, investigation, preservation and protection of archaeological sites and resources throughout the state of Georgia. SGA members work with private landowners, school groups, a historic house museum and individuals to raise the public's awareness of archeological sites and resources in planning, development and management. Two ways SGA members accomplish this task is through the development of programs that help promote "Archaeology Month" in Georgia and by participating in Chapter activities. Twice a year, SGA sponsors a statewide meeting where members have the opportunity to visit a site, listen to presentations on archaeological projects, and engage in conversations with other people interested in Georgia archaeology. SGA publishes a quarterly newsletter for members called "The Profile," as well as "Early Georgia," a professionally recognized journal. Why should I join? You'll have fun and educational opportunities to learn about preservation of Georgia's archaeological heritage. You'll meet interesting people who will help you discover new things about Georgia's archaeological resources. You'll share experiences while working with other environmental organizations and community groups to help educate the public about the importance of archaeological resources. In addition to all of this, SGA members receive: SGA's quarterly newsletter, "The Profile," Two volumes per year of "Early Georgia," and Discounts on special SGA publications Don't Delay!Click here to download your Membership form.