Archeological stewardship refers to a preservation movement that
focuses on protecting and maintaining archeological sites for
future generations. For examples of state stewardship programs,
that provide both guidance and contact information, please visit
the links below. If you do not see your state listed below, you
may want to check with your state archeologist [you may have to
cut and paste this URL into your
browser:http://www.uiowa.edu/~osa/nasa] or State Historic
Preservation Officer for information on state or regional
archeological stewardship programs. Learn about the Bureau of
Land Management (BLM) Site Steward program, Adventures in the
Past, and help protect America's "Outdoor Museum." Our Technical
Brief 22, Developing and Implementing Archeological Site
Stewardship Programs, assists the development of new stewardship
programs and provides an introduction to the use of these
programs in cultural resource protection.. The Society for
American Archaeology's project, "Making Archaeology Teaching Re