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Research Institutions

Arkansas Archeological Survey
Conducts research in Arkansas and Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Oklahoma.

Cobb Institute of Archaeology
Mississippi State University, southeastern U.S., especially Mississippi. Recent work includes the Sanders site, a Late Gulf Formation Period (850 to 400 B.C.) shell midden, and historic archaeology at the Choctaw Agency.

Florida State University
Program in Underwater Archaeology, extensive research in and around Florida.

Institute for Southern Studies
Located at the University of South Carolina, the ISS sponsors research, teaching, and public programs focused on the American South, including some archaeological studies.

Pensacola Archeology Lab
A non-profit corporation for research exploring the lifeways of prehistoric aboriginal populations, as well as the European exploration, conquest, and colonization of the Western Hemisphere.

Southeastern Archaeology Conference (SEAC)
Professional and amateur archaeologist association, founded in the 1930s.

Research Laboratories of Archaeology
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; southeastern US archaeology.

University of South Florida
MA, PhD

Wake Forest University
Has done several CRM reports in North Carolina, many of them on the web here.

Current Researchers
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