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Alexandria Archaeological Commission
About the CommissionThe Alexandria Archaeological Commission is responsible for the archaeology of all prehistoric and historic sites in the City. It establishes goals and priorities for the City's program; and acquires, preserves, and displays all the artifacts found. It works with federal, state and local governments, private foundations, citizens, area schools and colleges. The Commission usually meets at 7:00 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month. Meetings are open to the public – call 703.746.4399 for meeting location. The Commission encourages the public to attend, to find out what’s been dug up around town, and to express opinions on what should be studied and preserved. The Alexandria Archaeological Commission was established in 1975 and reauthorized by Ordinance No. 3773 in 1995. Commission MembersCommission members must be Alexandria city residents and are appointed by the Alexandria City Council. Approximately five hours per month are required of Commission members. Vacancies on all Alexandria Boards and Commissions are listed in the local newspapers, or call Citizen Assistance at 703-746-4800 or the director of Alexandria Archaeology at 703-746-4399. The commission is made up of representatives of the following organizations: 5 Members at-large Term of Service:4-year term City Staff Contact:Francine Bromberg, Office of Historic Alexandria, 703.746.4399 List of Members:
For further information about the responsibilities of this board or commission, or to apply to serve on this board or commission, contact Jackie Henderson in the Office of the City Clerk at 703.746.4550. Reports of the Alexandria Archaeological Commission
Bernard (Ben) Brenman Award for ArchaeologyBernard (Ben) Brenman Award for Archaeology is awarded by the Commission to individuals and groups that further the interests of archaeology in Alexandria. Archaeology in Alexandria 1961-2011: 50 years of Community Commitment
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