The Georgia Archaeological Site File (GASF) located in the Laboratory of Archaeology at the University of Georgia is the official repository for Georgia’s archaeological site information.

The GIAC Advanced Smartphone Forensics (GASF) certified professionals have demonstrated that they are qualified to perform forensic examinations on devices such as mobile phones and tablets.

GASF Documents The following supplemental documents are available for download. GASF Access and Use Researcher Agreement County Abbreviation Codes History of the Georgia Archaeological …

Any user who wishes to investigate the source data in detail for legal compliance or research purposes, or wishes to learn more about the important work of archaeological preservation in Georgia, should …

Contact GASF The Georgia Archaeological Site File is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. We are closed on all UGA holidays. You may call, write, or email us. Our contact information …

GASF staff members, led by Dr. Mark Williams, assist archaeologists in determining the locations of previous archaeological investigations and compile important information about the history and …

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The Georgia Archaeological Site File (GASF) is the official repository for information about known archaeological sites in Georgia from all periods of prehistory and history.

For questions about existing archeological module user accounts or to request a new account, contact the GNAHRGIS archaeological module administrators at [email protected].

GASF was established in 1976, in compliance with a federal mandate (Section 106 of the Historic Preservation Act) that centralizes information about historic properties and archaeological sites.