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New. Tennessee Archaeology e-journal Volume 9, Issue 2 published July 22, 2018.

New. Tennessee Archaeology Abstracts updated through Volume 8 (7 July 2016).

On-Site Links

Frequently Asked Questions about Tennessee Archaeology

Frequently Asked Questions about a Career in Archaeology in the United States

Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology Annual Meeting (January)

Tennessee Archaeology -- On-line Journal

Learn More about Tennessee Archaeology

Tennessee Archaeology Awareness Month (September)

Publications

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Laws and Ethics

Archaeology Links -- Tennessee and beyond

Works Progress Administration/Tennessee Valley Authority Archaeological Photograph Archive

Link to Tennessee Archaeology: A Synthesis draft chapters for review, comments, and suggestions. (added 1/24/08)

Welcome to the
Tennessee Archaeology Network

The Tennessee Archaeology Network was established in 1996 to promote and publicize the contributions and significance of archaeological research in the state of Tennessee.

The Tennessee Archaeology Net webpages are hosted and maintained by Dr. Kevin E. Smith in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Middle Tennessee State University -- located only a short distance from the geographic center of the state. However, these pages would not be possible without the support of many friends, students, colleagues, and associates.

Please send your information items, comments, and questions to kevin.smith@mtsu.edu

Links to my on-line field project web pages

• 2005-2011 Castalian Springs Mounds Archaeological Project, Sumner County
• 2004 Sam Davis Home Slave Quarter Archaeological Project, Rutherford County
• 2003 First Presbyterian Church Archaeological Project, Rutherford County
• 1996-2001 Bledsoe's Fort Archaeological Project, Sumner County
• 1999 Pinson Mounds Archaeological Project, Madison County