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  PennDOT Cult. Res.
  Siftings.com
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  Arch. Soc. of Maryland
  Arch. Soc. of New Jersey 
  Arch. Soc. of New York 
  The Arch. Conservancy
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 Pennsylvania Historical and  Museum Commission. 

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  Archaeology, Inc. 2004-10
 
The Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc. was organized in 1929 to: Promote the study of the prehistoric and historic archaeological resources of Pennsylvania and neighboring states; Encourage scientific research and discourage exploration which is unscientific or irresponsible in intent or practice; Promote the conservation of archaeological sites, artifacts, and information; Encourage the establishment and maintenance of sources of archaeological information such as museums, societies, and educational programs; Promote the dissemination of archaeological knowledge by means of publications and forums; Foster the exchange of information between the professional and the avocational archaeologists.
Recording Archaeological Sites
Pennsylvania Archaeological Site Survey Forms (PASS)


New Pass Forms! - The Bureau of Historic Preservation has created a new version of the Pennsylvania Archaeoligical Site Survey Form.  This new form better reflects the kinds of data that BHP wishes to collect, and it is easier to fill out.  New instructions are also provided in "Some Helps for the NEw PASS Form."

Usefull links and resources for recording archaeological sites.