Gold Medal Award for Distinguished Archaeological Achievement
Archaeological award
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The Gold Medal Award for Distinguished Archaeological Achievement is awarded by the Archaeological Institute of America in "recognition of a scholar who has made distinguished contributions to archaeology through his or her fieldwork, publications, and/or teaching."
It is the institute's highest award. First awarded in 1965, it has been awarded annually since 1969.[1]
List of AIA Gold Medal winners
- 2027: James C. Wright[2]
- 2026: Nancy Thomson de Grummond[3]
- 2025: Andrea Berlin[4]
- 2024: John McK. Camp[5]
- 2023: Andrew F. Stewart[6]
- 2022: Elizabeth Fentress[7]
- 2021: Katherine M.D. Dunbabin[8]
- 2020: Jack L. Davis, University of Cincinnati[9]
- 2019: Curtis Runnels, Boston University
- 2018: Ian Hodder, Stanford University
- 2017: John R. Clarke, University of Texas at Austin[10]
- 2016: Malcolm Bell III, University of Virginia[11]
- 2015: Charles Brian Rose[12]
- 2014: L. Hugh Sackett
- 2013: Jeremy B. Rutter[13][14]
- 2012: Lawrence Richardson Jr.
- 2011: Susan Irene Rotroff[15]
- 2010: John Humphrey[16]
- 2009: Henry Tutwiler Wright[17]
- 2008: James Wiseman[18][19]
- 2007: Larissa Bonfante[20]
- 2006: Maria C. Shaw and Joseph W. Shaw[21][22]
- 2005: Lionel Casson[23][24]
- 2004: David B. Stronach[25]
- 2003: Philip Betancourt[26][27]
- 2002: Robert McCormick Adams[28]
- 2001: Emmett L. Bennett Jr.[29]
- 1999: Patty Jo Watson[30][31]
- 1998: Anna Marguerite McCann[32][33]
- 1997: Clemency Chase Coggins Archived 2014-11-09 at the Wayback Machine[34][35]
- 1996: Wilhelmina F. Jashemski[36][37]
- 1995: R. Ross Holloway[38]
- 1994: Emeline Richardson[39]
- 1993: Charles Kaufman Williams, II Archived 2014-11-09 at the Wayback Machine[40]
- 1992: Evelyn Byrd Harrison[41]
- 1991: Machteld J. Mellink[42][43]
- 1990: John W. Hayes[44]
- 1989: Virginia R. Grace[45]
- 1988: Brunilde Sismondo Ridgway[46] and John Desmond Clark[47][48]
- 1987: Dorothy Burr Thompson[49]
- 1986: George F. Bass[50][51][52]
- 1985: Saul S. Weinberg Archived 2014-07-26 at the Wayback Machine and Gladys Davidson Weinberg[53]
- 1984: Margaret Thompson[54]
- 1983: James Bennet Pritchard[55]
- 1982: Peter H. von Blanckenhagen
- 1981: William Andrew McDonald[56]
- 1980: John Langdon Caskey[57][58]
- 1979: Dows Dunham[59]
- 1978: George M.A. Hanfmann[60]
- 1977: Lucy Shoe Meritt[61]
- 1976: Edith Porada[62]
- 1975: Eugene Vanderpool[63]
- 1974: Margarete Bieber[64]
- 1973: Gordon R. Willey[65]
- 1972: Homer A. Thompson[66]
- 1971: Robert John Braidwood[67]
- 1970: George E. Mylonas[68]
- 1969: Oscar Theodore Broneer, Rhys Carpenter, and William B. Dinsmoor Sr.
- 1968: Gisela M. A. Richter[69]
- 1967: William Foxwell Albright[70]
- 1966: Hetty Goldman[71]
- 1965: Carl W. Blegen[72]