Archaeology in Vermont __ You will find a series of very interesting click-to-read articles about Vermont archaeology. - From uvm.edu - http://www.uvm.edu/~vhnet/hpres/org/vas/vtarch.htm

dig: Vermont Archaeology Events __ "dig's guide to special archaeological programs, events, and exhibits in Vermont" - From digonsite.com - http://www.digonsite.com/guide/vermont.html

A Dynamic Classroom in the Woods __ Learn about the research at this Vermont summer field school. "Perhaps the best way to learn about archaeology is to get your hands dirty by participating in a dig run by professional archaeologists. And that is exactly what students and volunteers did..." - illustrated - From Vermont Agency of Transportation - http://www.aot.state.vt.us/archaeology/design/uvmfs.htm 

GIS for Archaeology and CRM » The Vermont Archaeological ... __ "...a short synopsis of one particular article on the use of GIS for the creation of a state wide archaeological sessitiity model for Vermont." - illustrated - From gisarch.com - http://www.gisarch.com/2006/06/19/the-vermont-archaeological-sensitivity-model-vtasm/ 

Native American Archaeology at the Colchester Site __ Learn about research at the Colchester site, the associated training camps and schools and much more. - illustrated - From aot.state.vt.us - http://www.aot.state.vt.us/archaeology/design/colchestersite.htm 

 
Vermont Archaeological Society __ "Formed in 1968, The Vermont Archaeological Society (VAS), is a non-profit volunteer organization comprised of both professionals and non-professionals. The Society is committed to interpreting this past and protecting its valuable resources from injury and exploitation." Learn about the society, its plans and goals. - illustrated - From Vermont Archaeological Society - http://www.vtarchaeology.org/ 

Vermont Archaeology Month __ Learn about Archaeology MOnth in Vermont. - illustrated - From vtarchaeologymonth.com - http://www.vtarchaeologymonth.com/ 

Vermont Division For Historic Preservation __ "The Division for Historic Preservation is the public agency designated to be the advocate for historic and prehistoric properties in Vermont. The state has a rich heritage of historic resources, ranging from 10,000-year-old Native American sites to rambling 19th century farm complexes, to railroad-spawned villages of the 1870s, to gleaming streamlined diners built to serve auto-borne patrons of the 1930s. Each of these buildings, structures, and sites is important for what it can tell us about our history." What else can I say. It is a good website. - illustrated - From Historic Vermont.org - http://www.historicvermont.org/

 
Vermont Historic Preservation Home Page __ "The Division identifies, protects and promotes Vermont's public and private historic and archeological resources; including the maintenance, operation, and interpretation of state-owned historic sites." You can learn more about the organization and its activities. While not all are about archaeology, you will find a good set of links to state owned historic sites. - illustrated - From Vermont Division for Historic Preservation - http://www.state.vt.us/dca/housing/HistPres/His-home.HTM

Vermont Preservation Plan Profile __ "Vermonters live and work in a landscape described as "world-class," a perfect union of the historical built environment, the state's natural beauty, and a working landscape clearly shaped by past generations. Historic resources are integral elements of this union that distinguish Vermont from other places and ensures its future socioeconomic and cultural well-being. Vermont's historic villages and cities, rural farmsteads and landscapes, and archeological sites create an unparalleled sense of community." Learn more. - From National Park Service - http://www.cr.nps.gov/hps/pad/stateplans/vermont.htm

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