Archaeology Society of Staten IslandMembership Application
Application for Archaeology Society of Staten Island Membership
All memberships are based on a September– August year
Membership is not pro-rated
Individual membership $30.00 Student membership (under 22) no charge
Family/Dual membership $45.00 Life member $250.00
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