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| Southeast |
| Archeological |
| Center |
| Tallahassee, Florida |
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
Winner of the National Park Service Keeper of
the Light Award
For nearly forty years, the Southeast Archeological Center (SEAC) has
fulfilled federal requirements for the protection of cultural resources by performing archeological research, promoting education and outreach, providing collections and information management services, and offering technical
support for national park units located in the Southeast Region. Additionally, SEAC maintains interagency
assistance programs to help carry out the responsibilities of the Secretary
of the Interior to assist Federal and state agencies outside of the National Park Service
in cultural resources compliance, archeological
site stabilization, CRM planning, and public
education and outreach. The mission of the Center is to facilitate
long-term protection, use, and appreciation of archeological and
cultural resources in the southeastern United States and beyond.
The Southeast Archeological Center is organized into three sections which provide cultural resouce management services:
- Archeological Collections and Information Management (ACIM) Manages museum collections and maintains accession and cataloging information for national parks.
- Investigation and Evaluation (I&E) Conducts archeological research, including excavation, artifact analysis and site condition assessment for national parks in the Southeast region.
- Technical Assistance and Partnerships (TAP) Provides cultural resource managment services, including archeological research and public outreach to federal and state agencies outside of the National Park Service.
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