in general, this term applies to the recording and investigation of archaeological sites uncovered or to be impacted by planned public construction and engineering projects, although it extends to archival research and other undertakings; see also public archaeology
Posted online on Monday, January 1st, 2001
Submitted by Kelly Woodard (kelly@thesga.org) Historic Thomasville, Georgia (courtesy of the Georgia Archives) MSNBC recently featured this story praising the flourishing Main Street Program located in Thomasville, Georgia. This news reel discusses how Thomasville’s award-winning program is helping the small Georgian town prosper, even during a recession.
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