John -

Fairfax County Park Authority has archaeologists who work both on parkland
and county-wide. [We have ~23,000 acres of parkland in Fairfax County.] We
first prepared a Cultural Resource Management Plan in 2006; updated it in
2012, and have a draft update awaiting approval in March. If you want to
contact me, I would be glad to discuss in greater detail.

Liz Crowell
Archaeology and Collections Branch Manager
Fairfax County Park Authority

On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 8:09 AM, McCarthy, John P. (DNREC) <
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> Not a strictly historical archaeology query, but -
>
> I was asked by someone in our management how many other state parks or
> departments of natural resources agencies have staff archaeologists.  I
> know of a few from my travels over the years, but some of that information
> would be rather dated at this point.
>
> Does your state have such staff? Or used to?
>
> Thanks!
> John
>
>
>
> John P. McCarthy, RPA
> Cultural Preservation Specialist
> (Archaeologist/Architectural Historian)
> Cultural Resources Unit
> DNREC - State Parks and Recreation
> 152 S. State Street
> Dover, DE 19901
> Direct Dial (302) 739-9188
>
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