The Archaeological Research Cooperative

 

Purpose

The Archaeological Research Cooperative (ARCOOP) is a not-for-profit corporation designed to:

Accumulate and disperse resources for archaeological research like:

Data compilations

Site visits

Site surveys

Site excavations

Artifact analysis

Writing projects

Publication costs

The ARCOOP was begun to be Scientific and Educational

Researchers submit proposals that are considered by the Board of Directors

The ARCOOP was started by David Thulman, Michael Faught, and Lynette Norr. Their intent was to offer a broad range of potentials for research into the past, whether it be on land or underwater. Their interests were decidedly Western Hemisphere. Camila Tobon and Ryan Pendleton were consulted during the development of the corporation and they were added as board members to facilitate expansion of the ARCOOp footprint and impact. Currently Thulman is President, Norr is Secretary, and Faught is Treasurer.

David Thulman
Lynette Norr
Michael K. Faught
M. Camila Tobón
Ryan Pendleton

Corporate Address:

Archaeological Research Cooperative, Inc.
410 El Destinado Dr.
Tallahassee, FL 32312

 

 

 

 

Images of each of the type specimens in Bullens collection at the University of Florida, Museum. They are sorted to some attributes, other groupings are possible. Click on the image to see a bigger version.

Map of the distribution of fluted points and the configuration of glaciers and continental shelf as the ice melted - for more detailed maps and references check out the Paleoindian Database of the Americas >>> PIDBA