We believe that protecting our shared past is a collective responsibility. Everyone can play a role in this through education and responsible stewardship practices. Learn how to be a responsible steward of the past.

Our understanding of the past hinges on accurate interpretations. It’s essential that we present all evidence honestly and transparently.

Our focus is on research and stewardship, and we do not engage in the sale, trade, or monetary valuation of culturally significant items.

Archaeology should be accessible to everyone. We encourage sharing our findings, methods, and interpretations to foster broader participation and understanding.

State and Federal regulations exist to protect cultural resources; we implore everyone to mind these laws.

Archaeology should be accessible to everyone. We encourage sharing our findings, methods, and interpretations to foster broader participation and understanding.

We welcome contributions from all individuals. Everyone is encouraged to participate and share their findings and research.

We prioritize individual privacy and respect the right of individuals to remain anonymous in their contributions.

We advocate for collaboration with communities, Indigenous tribes, archaeologists, scientists, and government agencies to enhance our understanding and preservation efforts.

Cultural resources hold significant meaning and often sacred value for Indigenous descendant communities. We are dedicated to upholding respect for these communities and their cultural heritage.