We Are Storytellers
Join Us for Our First Event
Transcending Time: Ancient Maya Through Art & Writing
Thursday, Oct 15, 2026, 7:00 pm.
Join Archaeology Now for the opening lecture of our 2026–2027 program series, Living Maya Worlds: A Journey Through Past and Present
Explore the ancient Maya and the vibrant living cultures of the Maya world today. Designed for a general audience, the series welcomes everyone to discover and engage with the Maya world through accessible, expert-led lectures and events
Our Year In Motion: The 2025-2026 Annual Report
Look back at what we built, the milestones that defined us, and where we are heading next.
Last year challenged us to move faster, think bolder, and deepen our commitment to our community. From expanding our footprint to delivering measurable results for the people we serve, every milestone was made possible by your support. Explore the interactive report to see the key numbers, stories, and insights that shaped our year
We are grateful for the support of the following donors and their sponsorship over the course of this year.
Explore
Our many stories.
“In the beginning…” a story was told that still reaches us today. Archaeology Now connects you to our many histories by relating stories from the past, keeping memories alive, and connecting us to each other in the present.
Our organization story starts in Houston but reaches out to the world.
We invite you to become part of the story.
Join In
Face-to-face events.
As the pandemic begins to ease, we are creating new programming for you.
Join us to hear some of the world’s leading thinkers. Participate in culinary adventures linking food and history. Expand your children’s horizons by introducing them to world cultures at family events. Help preserve Houston’s stories found in cemeteries.
Attend. Explore. Preserve.
Watch
Original digital content created just for you.
Learning and adventure are all around us, whether we’re at home during a pandemic or discovering other continents. We link you with the world in a new series of informal 5- to 10-minute videos featuring archaeologists, historians, art historians, genetics researchers, culinary virtuosos, and other experts around the world.
Investigate our Tiny Lectures, Video Mini-Series, and Zoom talks.
Read
A new tale.
Maybe you want to learn more about a culture; maybe you want to dig into our human story or learn about exciting new archaeological excavations. Perhaps you want to discover more information about a talk.
We’ve created blog posts built around themes that resonate today.
Delve into knowledge.
