DelDOT's Cultural Resources - Archaeology/Historic Preservation
Archaeological Exploration and Historic Preservation in Delaware
What is Archaeology?
Archaeology is the study of artifacts that have been left behind by people in the past. An artifact is anything that was made or used by people. We study artifacts left by people in history and prehistory. Prehistory means more than 450 years ago, before explorers came from Europe, when Native Americans were the only people in America. We call it prehistory because "pre" means before, and "history" means to write things down. The Native Americans did not have a written language, they had an oral or spoken history.
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DelDOT Cultural Resources

Archaeology/Historic Preservation
 
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Public Relations This link opens an email client
302.760.2080
800.652.5600 (DE only)

DelDOT Archaeologists
Kevin Cunningham This link opens an email client
302.760.2125
David Clarke This link opens an email client
302.760.2271

Historic Preservation
Mike Hahn This link opens an email client
302.760.2131
Nathaniel Delesline This link opens an email client
302.760.2278
Jon Schmidt This link opens an email client
302.760.2282

Environmental Studies Section Secretary
Dawn Bergold This link opens an email client
Administrative Specialist III
302.760.2280
 
Last Updated: Wednesday, 26-Aug-2009 12:18:07 Eastern Daylight Time
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