IAIS Museum is a renowned institution dedicated to preserving and educating about the diverse traditions, vitality, and knowledge of Native American cultures. Located in Washington, Connecticut, IAIS was incorporated in 1975 as a result of efforts to uncover New England's indigenous history. Through extensive archaeological surveys and excavations, IAIS has made significant discoveries, including a 10,000-year-old campsite, the earliest known archaeological site in Connecticut.

However, IAIS is not just about excavating sites and collecting artifacts; it's about understanding the history and world of Native Americans. With a focus on stewardship and preservation, IAIS also offers education programs for students of all ages, attracting visitors from across the country. The museum exhibits showcase fascinating artifacts and provide insights into prehistoric to contemporary Native Americans.

IAIS also features gardens and a replicated 16th-century Algonkian Village, providing a truly immersive experience. Visitors can also explore the woodlands and trails surrounding the museum. By supporting IAIS through membership, donations, or purchasing Native American-inspired items from their gift shop, visitors contribute to the museum's mission of providing unique and engaging experiences for all