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  • 1: Home
    • 1.1: Who We Are
    • 1.2: Our Mission
    • 1.3: Facilities
    • 1.4: Board of Directors and Officers
    • 1.5: Key Contributors
    • 1.6: Contact Us
    • 1.7: Press
  • 2: Scholarly Activities
    • 2.1: Defending Rome's Cultural Heritage
    • 2.2: Overview of Programs
    • 2.3: Villa delle Vignacce
    • 2.4: Vignacce Season Summaries
    • 2.5: Archaeology Field School
    • 2.6: Roman Forum Excavation
    • 2.8: Ostia Antica Project
    • 2.9: Academia Romae Latinitatis
  • 3: Studying at The Institute
    • 3.1: Study Abroad Programs
      • 3.1.1: Academic Calendar
    • 3.2: AIRC-HC Rome Program in Archaeology and Classical Studies
    • 3.3: Italian Language Programming
    • 3.4: Affiliate University Programs
      • 3.4.1: Saint Joseph's University - Summer Program 2010
      • 3.4.2: California State University, Sacramento
    • 3.5: Student Housing
  • 4: Get Involved
    • 4.1: Twitter with the AIRC
    • 4.2: Follow us on Facebook
    • 4.3: Internships
  • 5: Support
    • 5.1: Make a Difference
      • 5.1.1: Benefactors
    • 5.2: Our Private Donors
    • 5.3: Foundation Development Donors
    • 5.4: Patron Levels


Roll Up Your Sleeves and Dig Into the Past

If you have a Twitter account be sure to follow us at: SAVEROME or look for us on Facebook at: Save Rome. Learn about the Institute's projects to explore, document, and disseminate all things Roman. Our endeavors identify, protect and preserve lesser irreplaceable cultural heritage sites. The knowledge gained belongs to the world and we are transmitting them on new learning platforms in a variety of media. Spread the word! Get involved!


Contribute

By supporting the AIRC’s conservation and preservation projects, programs, and multimedia initiatives, donors become caretakers of the Rome’s cultural history. Contributors are actively preserving that past as we create new venues for transmitting this knowledge to the world.

Preserve the Past and Build the Future

Each year, the AIRC hosts scholars and students from North America and Europe who come to Rome to share their expertise, conduct research and promote the exchanging of ideas.  In semester-long and short-term spring and summer programs, participants' interest are in the fields of historic preservation, archaeology, religious studies and art history.
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