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Cultural Resource Management

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The Wake Forest University Archeology Laboratories has over 20 years' experience in cultural resource management and offers a full range of contract services including:

• Archeological and historical studies and assessments conducted as part of compliance projects designed to satisfy -
  
  
  1. NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION ACT OF 1966, Sections 106 and 110
     
     
  2. NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT OF 1969
     
     
  3. TRANSPORTATION ACT OF 1966, Section 4(f)
     
     
  4. ARCHEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL PRESERVATION ACT OF 1974
     
     
  5. ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES PROTECTION ACT OF 1979
  
  
  
• Preparation of detailed archeological reports for inclusion in Environmental Impact Statements
• Eligibility assessments of archeological and historical sites for inclusion in the NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES
• Preparation of National Register nominations
• Assistance to local and state agencies in developing public cultural and interpretive greenways, parks, and nature trails
• Assistance in the preparation of "scopes-of-work" for archeological and cultural compliance projects

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Community Involvement

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Dedicated to public education and community involvement, the Wake Forest University Archeology Laboratories offers a variety of services to local governmental agencies, historical societies, special interest groups, and educators. Often working in cooperation with the Museum of Anthropology at Wake Forest, the staff of the Archeology Laboratories is available for:

• Classroom presentations about regional prehistory and history
• Special archeological studies conducted for community organizations, local governments, and historical societies
• Assistance to avocational archeologists ("hobbyists") in recording and reporting discovered sites to the North Carolina Office of State Archaeology
• Assist local groups or governmental agencies in seeking grant monies for archeological studies

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Contact Information

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For more information concerning our services or if interested in employment opportunities please do not hesitate to contact us.

J. Ned Woodall Director, Archeology Laboratories e-mail: woodaljn@wfu.edu Kenneth Robinson Director of Public Archeology e-mail: robinskw@wfu.edu	Wake Forest University Archeology Laboratories P.O. Box 7807, Reynolda Station Winston-Salem, N.C. 27109-7807 phone: 336.758.5117 fax: 336.758.3378