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The Montana Archaeological Society was created to stimulate interest in and promote research into the archaeology of Montana; to encourage increased public appreciation and involvement in this fascinating process; to develop a bond among both professionals and non-professionals interested in Montana archaeology and to direct their efforts into scientific channels to advocate and assist in the conservation and preservation of archaeological sites and materials.
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