Timeline Archives - The Archaeological Conservancy

Conservancy Welcomes New President

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 2024

Founder and President Mark Michel Retires

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 2024

Conservancy Founder Jay T. Last Dies

Susan BowdoinNov 18, 2021

40 Years of Archaeological Preservation

Susan BowdoinJun 2, 2020

Researchers at work on the 500th Site Pueblo. Photo Chaz Evans/TAC.

500th Site: An Incredible Chaco Outlier Pueblo

Susan BowdoinApr 21, 2016

Founder and First President of the Archaeological Conservancy Mark Michel.

Mark Michel awarded the Cultural Resource Achievement Award from George Wright Society

Susan BowdoinApr 17, 2015

Mark Michel Receives Excellence in CRM Award

President Mark Michel Receives SAA Award

Susan BowdoinMay 22, 2014

Troy State University students screen soil from test units at the Holy Ground site. Credit: Paul Willis, University of South Alabama

400th Site: Holy Ground Preserve

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2010

30 years of Archaeological Preservation

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 2010

300th Site: Fort Salem

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2005

200th Site: Maddox Island

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2001

A Life Dedicated to Preservation: Stewert Udall

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 2000

20 years of Archaeological Preservation

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 2000

The Eastern Region

Susan BowdoinDec 1, 1997

American Archaeology Collage

First Issue of American Archaeology

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 1997

100th Site: Lamb Spring

Susan BowdoinDec 1, 1994

photo of wooded area with several brick walls lined up in the background

The Southeastern Region

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 1993

The Western Region

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 1991

The Midwest Region

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 1987

photo showing two shield-like petroglyphs on a large boulder

The Southwestern Region

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 1987

US Map showing the five regions of the Archaeological Conservancy

Five Regions of Archaeological Preservation

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 1987

An Early Acquisition: Pueblo San Marcos

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 1981

Hopewell Mounds, Hopewell Culture NPS

Second Acquisition: Hopewell Mounds Group

Susan BowdoinJul 1, 1980

Historical map of Powers Fort from C. Thomas, dated 1984

First Acquisition: Powers Fort in Missouri

Susan BowdoinApr 1, 1980

The Archaeological Conservancy Begins

Susan BowdoinJan 1, 1980

Before the Conservancy

Susan BowdoinOct 31, 1979

Preserving the past...
for the future.

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