Virginia Archeology Links

• A Quiet Revolution: Origins of Agriculture in Eastern North America
• Alexandria Archeology Museum
• Archaic Period in the Falls of the Ohio Region of Kentucky
• archeology.about.com
• ArchNet
• Archeological Society of Maryland
• Archeological Society of Virginia
• Archeological Institute of America
• Archeology in Blacksburg
• Archeology in the National Capital Region
• Archeological Institute of America
• archeology.about.com
• Archeology of North America by Kevin L. Callahan, University of Minnesota
• ArchNet
• Archeology research - National Parks in Virginia
• Atlas of Virginia Archeology
• The Beginning of American Archeology: 1784- 1906 (Thomas Jefferson started it, according to the National Park Service Links to the Past
• BEYOND CLOVIS: How and When the First Americans Arrived
• Brook Run archaeological site (Route 3, Culpeper County)
• Cactus Hill:
  • from May 28, 2000 National Geographic Web site: Archaeologist Joseph McAvoy discusses theories about the first Americans based on artifacts unearthed at the Cactus Hill site in Virginia
  • from April 10, 2000 Archeology magazine: Cactus Hill Update
  • from April 5, 2000, Washington Post: Debate Around the Old Campfire
  • from November, 1998 Scientific American: "Tool Time On Cactus Hill"
  • from the the Center for the Study of the First Americans Mammoth Trumpet publication:
    • Simple Tools, Hearth Found Beneath Clovis Horizon: S.E. Virginia Site Yields 15,000-Year-Old Date
    • Blades 9 Inches Below Clovis Open Window on the Unknown
  • college thesis by J. Taylor Perron: Micromorphology of the Cactus Hill Site (44sx202)
• Center for Archaeological Research at the College of William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research - Publications for projects:
  • Uncovering Traces of Historic Kecoughtan: Archaeology at a 17th-Century Trading Plantation Site in the City of Hampton, Virginia
  • The Potomac Creek Site
  • The Thomas Brown Site, in Fairfax County, Virginia
  • The Hidden Heritage of Hopewell
  • First Families in the Valley of Virginia
  • Fort Pocahontas internships
• Center for the Study of the First Americans
  • Saltville Site Has Evidence of 14,000-year-old Feasts
  • Virginia's First Clovis Site Still Holds Scientific Riches
• Chesapeake World-System: complexity, hierarchy and pulsations of long range interaction in prehistory
• Comparative Archaeological Study of Colonial Chesapeake Culture
• Council of Virginia Archaeologists, Inc.
• Department of Historic Resources (State of Virginia)
• DIGWEB:
  • Ugly, Uncomfortable and Perishable The Archaeology of a Colonial Yeoman's "Hut" in King George County, Virginia
  • The Archaeology of Castlewood, Chesterfield, Va.1999
• Earliest Americans Theme Study
  • Designated Paleoamerican National Historic Landmarks: Thunderbird District
  • potential Paleoamerican National Historic Landmarks: Cactus Hill site
  • Paleoamerican Properties Listed in The National Register of Historic Places: Conover/Goose Neck, Flint Run, Williamson
  • Southeast Project Area Historic Context
  • Undesignated Earliest American Properties Inventoried in State Historic Preservation Office Site Files: Baskerville, Bennett, Bolster's Store, Bourne/Rockville, Burks-Perrow, Cactus Hill, Carpenter, Catoctin Creek, Dime, Fannin/Gravel Pit, Greensville Co., Hallowell, Harris Creek, Henrico Springs, Hill Farm, Hopewell, Isle of Wight, Little Otter Rockshelter, Meherrin River Mitchell Plant, Nottoway Complex, Otterdam Swamp, Peaks of Otter/Mons, Point-of-Rocks,Quail Springs, Richmond/Kingsland Ridge/Stity, Rocky Mount, Slade North, Smith Mountain, Sunflower, Three Creek, Tomko, 44MC66, 44MC72
  • for context, see sites designated as National Historic Landmarks and on the National Register of Historic Places
• Eastern States Archaeological Federation
• Eastern States Rock Art Research Association
• Historical Archaeology in Loudoun Valley and Harpers Ferry
• Hutchison Research Center - Amerindian Mound Builders
• John Smith and the Nanticoke
• Kentucky Prehistory
• Lithics.Net
• Lower Eastern Shore (Maryland) Heritage Committee - Native Americans
• Mataponi Indian reservation
  • 1677 Treaty Between Virginia And The Indians
• Maryland Office of Archeology - Maryland Historical Trust
• Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference (MAAC) (Virginia is the southern boundary of the "Middle Atlantic")
• Moundbuilders of the Mississippi
• Mystery of the First Americans (A NOVA program broadcast on PBS)
• National Archeological DataBase: Reports and Maps, with maps showing (by county)
  • total number of archeological sites
  • density of archeological sites
  • density of sites on the National Register of Historic Places
• North Carolina Office of State Archaeology branch of the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office
• North Carolina Archeology
• North Carolina Research Laboratories of Archaeology
• Intrigue of the Past: North Carolina's First Peoples
• Prehistory of the Mid-South
• Prehistory of the Upper Cumberland River Drainage in the Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee Border Region
• Southeast Archeological Center (National Park Service)
  • Outline of Prehistory and History in the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean Culture Area
• Society for American Archeology
• Southeastern Archaeological Conference
• Stone Tools and Archeology of Virginia
• Tennessee Archeology Net
• Virginia Council on Indians
• Virginia Foundation for Archaeological Research, Inc.
  • 44Sy5Q, A Small Colonial Pit (near Claremont)
  • 44Sy5p, McCary Site (A Paleo-Indian Site near Claremont in Surry County, Virginia)
• Virginia Indians for Younger Readers
• Virginia's First Clovis Site Still Holds Scientific Riches (Williamson site in Dinwiddie County, "possibly the largest Clovis chert quarry and base camp in all of North America")
• Virginia's Indian Tribes
• West Virginia Archeological Society
• William S. Webb Museum of Anthropology (Kentucky archeology)