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New South Associates New and Notable Happenings! (Click links below for more details.) Mark Swanson publishes Civil War Atlas. Jannie Loubser publishes Archaeology Comic. Ten Mile Creek Project listed as Federal Archaeology Highlight in Report to Congress. Savannah River Site at Fifty Book wins ACRA’s Quality Award. New South Produces Statewide Context on Historic Agriculture in Georgia. New South work at Fort Buchanan Featured in NPS Publication on the Recent Past. New South Charleston Data Recovery report is online in Addleston Library. NSA work at SRS featured by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. Excavations at Free African American Springfield Site Included in Edition of NPS Magazine Common Ground Celebrating National Accomplishments. Georgia Archaeology Month poster designed by New South Associates Finishes Second in National Competition. New South receives recognition for work on New Echota TCP Study.

Hard working, award winning, cutting edge cultural resource consultation. That’s what we offer, each and every day to each and every client. There are a lot of different ways to measure success in a business. We measure ours in the quality of our work, at every phase and on every project, and in the respect our work and staff have earned at federal, state and local level. We measure success in the recognition our clients receive for a job well done. We measure success in the accomplishments of our staff. And we measure success in our efforts to give something back to the community. Take a look at the pages in this section to see some of the things New South Associates has been up to: · A project with the US Army Corps of Engineers cited as one of the federal agency highlights in the Secretary of the Interior’s Report to Congress on Federal Archeological Activities. · Work with the Department of Energy that is noted by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation as a Case Study for the treatment of Cold War era resources. · The completion of a multi-award winning Traditional Cultural Property study that is also the subject of a documentary funded by the Federal Highway Administration. · The development of a statewide context on historic agriculture is featured in the 25th anniversary edition of the NPS magazine CRM. · The publication of well reviewed books on the Civil War, the Cold War. · Archaeology – The Comic, and much more… Keep checking back. We're not done. There's a lot of history left out there, and we intend to bring this same passion and dedication to the past as we move into the future.