Archaeology offers insights into our past, and the Saskatchewan Archaeological Society (SAS) is at the heart of this exploration in the province. The SAS plays a crucial role in preserving and understanding archaeological heritage, benefiting both physical and cultural communities. They provide various services, including archaeology field schools, interactive workshops, and an annual conference. Their educational resources are extensive, featuring publications such as Points of View: A Guide on Saskatchewan Projectile Points with Indigenous Perspectives, teaching kits, and engaging activities like the popular Trappers and Traders: A Fur Trade Card Game. Members enjoy additional benefits like receiving the Saskatchewan Archaeology Quarterly magazine, voting rights, and opportunities to serve on the Board. Many items and resources are available for purchase through their online store.