The following organizations have generously agreed to contribute reports to be included in DAHA. If your organization would like to become a DAHA partner, please contact Rachel Fernandez.
| Amerind Foundation | All of Amerind’s published and unpublished reports including seminal publications on sites in Southern Arizona and Chihuahua. |
| Archaeology Southwest | Huhugam reports produced by Archaeology Southwest (formerly, Center for Desert Archaeology) |
| Arizona Museum of Natural History | Reports documenting work at Phoenix/Mesa area Huhugam sites, such as Mesa Grande, over the course of 34 years |
| ASU Center for Archaeology & Society | Reports that describe the ASU Office of Cultural Management’s seminal archaeological work on Huhugam sites in the Phoenix and Tonto Basins |
| ASU Libraries, Archives and Special Collections | Reports, maps, from early 20th century Huhugam research including the Frank Midvale Papers Collection. |
| Desert Archaeology, Inc. | Anthropological Papers and Technical Reports from Desert Archaeology’s 32 years of research in the Phoenix and Tucson basins |
| EcoPlan Associates, Inc. | Reports presenting the results of EcoPlan’s archaeological projects in the Phoenix Basin over the course of 16 years |
| Logan Simpson Design, Inc. | Reports that document Logan Simpson’s excavation and testing projects in the Phoenix Basin, primarily the Phoenix metro area |
| City of Phoenix, Pueblo Grande Museum | Reports and documents describing a century of research at Pueblo Grande; several series of reports that describe work at other large archaeological sites in the Phoenix metro area |
| Rio Salado Archaeology | Reports documenting Rio Salado’s 9 years of archaeological research in the Phoenix Basin |
| Statistical Research, Inc. (SRI) | Relevant reports that describe SRI’s archaeological work in the Phoenix and Tucson basins over the course of 30 years |
| USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Area Office | Reports documenting decades of archaeological investigations on the lands and waterways that the agency manages in central and southern Arizona |
