In Midwest Saving Important Ohio Historical site part of the Northwest Indian War.
Update from the Midwest Regional Office
The Conservancy recently closed on an exciting new property, helping to save an important historical site to Ohio and the Northwest Indian War. At the end of 2014, we...
The Right Team: Our Eyes and Ears on the Ground
Update from the Southeast Regional Office:
Continuing on the subject of how we find sites to acquire from our Eastern Regional Office update last week, one of our most important resources are Conservancy members themselves....
Update on Archaeological Preserve of Kings 4 in California
Update from Western Regional Office
On the very foggy morning of January 14th, work was done on the Site of the Kings 4 Archaeological Preserve for which monitoring was required. The Southern California Edison Company...
In Celebration of African-American History Month: Preserving Heritage through Archaeology
A Look at TAC’s African-American Historical and Archaeological Preserves in the Midwest
Broadly speaking, the mission of The Archaeological Conservancy is to acquire sufficient sites to create a representative sample of the archaeological record of...
Update from SW: Visiting Remarkable sites in Arizona
Update from the Southwest Regional Office
From Chaz Evans, Southwest Regional Office Asst. Director
Last month I got to explore some truly remarkable archaeological sites near Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona, as well as check on...
Update MW: Silver Mound Preserve Significant Sites Protected
Archaeological Conservancy Expands Ownership of National Historic Landmark
The Archaeological Conservancy acquired an additional 40 acres of the Silver Mound archaeological site and National Historic Landmark in Jackson County, Wisconsin. Silver Mound is a unique geological...
Update East: New York Archaeological Preserves
Field Update from TAC’s East Region
Just before the start of this very snowy winter, TAC’s Eastern Office took a week long trip across the state of New York to visit potential sites and check...
Update West: A Visit to World War II Desert Training Center (DTC).
At the beginning of March, personnel from TAC’s western office met up with BLM archaeologist George Kline to explore a potential acquisition project. They toured part of an archaeological district in the California desert related...
Looking Back at Blanchard Mounds: A Very Close Call
There are some days when the importance of preserving archaeological sites is painfully evident. An example of this occurred not too long ago in the Southeastern region. The story begins back on a cold...
Update Midwest: Winter Surprise at Fort Adams
Recently returning from a trip to eastern Indiana to negotiate the acquisition of the Yorktown Enclosure, Midwest Director Paul Gardner stopped by TAC's Fort Adams preserve in western Ohio. Unfortunately winter had not loosened...