THE INCORPORATED LONG ISLAND CHAPTER OF THE NY STATE ARCHAEOLOGI

SOUTHOLD, NY · EIN 116009082 · Form 990 · FY2025 · NTEE A80 · Arts, Culture & Humanities · Micro (<$100K)

revenue

$28K

expenses

$34K

net assets

$468K

employees

program ratio

100%

mission · from form 990

THE MUSEUM MAINTAINS A COLLECTION OF ARTIFACTS EXCAVATED IN ARCHAELOGICAL DIGS CONSISTING OF: ARROW HEADS, OTHER WEAPONS, PIPES, POTTERY, JEWELRY, CLOTHING, SHELTER,COMMERCE, ETC. OF NO COMMERCIAL VALUE. IN ADDITION, WE MAINTAIN DOCUMENTATION OF PROVENANCE, LOCATION WITHIN THE MUSEUM, RELEVANT RESEARCH & SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS. PHOTOGRAPHS AND DOCUMENTATION ARE AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB SITE. THE COLLECTION IS HIGHLY REGARDED IN THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY AS A RESEARCH RESOURCE AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS AT ALL LEVELS. THE MUSEUM IS WELL-KNOWN ON LONG ISLAND AND MOST CHILDREN IN THE AREA HAVE BENEFITED FROM TOURS AND INSTRUCTION.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Incorporated Long Island Chapter of the NY State Archaeological maintains a museum collection of artifacts from archaeological digs, including arrowheads, weapons, pottery, and jewelry, with documentation of provenance and research. The collection serves as a resource for scientific study and student training. It is well-known on Long Island, where it provides educational tours and instruction to children.

named programs · 2 · from sources

What they call their work

Archaeological Research Resource

Maintains a scientifically regarded collection of artifacts and documentation used for research and academic training

Educational Tours and Instruction

Provides museum tours and educational programming for schoolchildren and students, focusing on archaeology and local history

activities · 2 groups

What they do

Archaeological and Cultural Conservation 2 activities
- Maintain and document archaeological artifact collection
  
  Maintains a collection of archaeological artifacts including arrowheads, weapons, pipes, pottery, jewelry, clothing, and materials related to shelter and commerce, with full documentation of provenance, museum location, and links to associated research and scientific publications.
- Provide research and training opportunities in archaeology
  
  Offers a recognized research resource and training opportunities for students at all levels, contributing to academic and scientific development in the field of archaeology.
Local History Preservation and Education 1 activity
- Deliver archaeological education programs for children
  
  Provides educational tours and instruction to children across Long Island, promoting public understanding of archaeology and local history.

financials · form 990 · fy2025

revenue

Total revenue$28K

Contributions & grants$14K50%

Program service revenue$8K29%

Investment income$6K21%

Other revenue$0

expenses

Total expenses$34K

Program expenses100%

Admin / overhead0%

Fundraising0%

Salaries & benefits$0

Grants paid out$0

Largest expense lineFacilities

balance sheet

Total assets$468K

Cash$8K

Investments$114K

Liabilities$0

Net assets$468K

Liquid reserves42.9 mo

5 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -63.5%

strategies · 1

How they approach the work

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Academic Engagement for Knowledge Advancement

methodology: research_and_education_resource
By leveraging curated archaeological collections to support scientific research and student training, the organization advances archaeological knowledge because hands-on academic engagement strengthens research capacity and educational outcomes in the field.