The Caddo Archaeology Research Fund (CARF) is hosted by the Jamie C. Brandon Center for Archaeological Research (JCB Center) at the University of Central Arkansas. CARF is made available, through application, a means to finance approved projects from students, research archaeologists, Caddo Nation people, and others through affordable grants. Funds are administered by the Director of the JCB Center on the advice of the CARF Board of Advisors. The CARF Board selects awards and amounts to be granted based on application review. Grant funds are reimbursable at the final report stage of each project, as negotiated between the CARF Board and the grant awardee. The goal of CARF is to provide individual grants that will contribute to the collective knowledge of Caddo archaeology and Native history in the Caddo area. The amount of funds available for each grant depends upon the maximum amount of funds distributed each year. At present, individual grants may be awarded for up to $1,500 per grant, and no more than three grants will be awarded per year.
More information and details on submission requirements are outlined here: