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Southeast Archeological Center
National Park Service
2035 E. Paul Dirac Drive
Johnson Building, Suite 120
Tallahassee, Florida 32310 phone (850) 580-3011
fax (850) 580-2884 Webmaster: John Jameson
john_jameson@nps.gov
National Park Service
2035 E. Paul Dirac Drive
Johnson Building, Suite 120
Tallahassee, Florida 32310 phone (850) 580-3011
fax (850) 580-2884 Webmaster: John Jameson
john_jameson@nps.gov
Educational Resources
Sources & Topics
- The National Register Highlights Archeology - Information on the significance of archeology.
- Archaeology and the Arts Initiative
- Unlocking the Past - An education/outreach project of the Society for Historical Archaeology.
- Public Interpretation Initiative Projects
- "Archeology for Interpreters: A Guide to Knowledge of the Resource." - An interactive distance learning web site.
- Unlocking the Past: Celebrating Historical Archaeology in North America - Public outreach project.
- SEAC Education/Outreach Links - A list of helpful links.
- SEAC Publications
- "Beneath These Waters: A Publication for the Public" - An online article.
- "In Those Days: African-American Life Near the Savannah River"
- "Presenting Archaeology to the Public: Digging for Truths"
- Protecting the Past
- Fort Benning Public Awareness and Education Plan for Cultural Resources
- SEAC Public Awareness Posters
- SEAC/National Park Service Training
- Managing Archeological Collections - Distance learning education.
- A Colonial Classroom: Fort Frederica National Monument Workshop
- University of Newcastle Distance Learning Questionaire
- Savannah River Archeology Outreach
- SAA's Archaeology and Public Education Newsletter
- Museum of Florida History Educational Programs
- US Forest Service's Passport in Time Volunteer Program
- Project Archaeology Heritage Education Program
- Smithsonian Education & Outreach
- NCPTT Training and Education Opportunities
- Archaeology and Public Education
- Mrs. Newmark's Page of American History & Other Cool Stuff
