Since 1986, the Coosawattee Foundation, Inc.
has worked to increase public awareness of the importance
and fragility of archaeological resources and the landscapes in which they are found. Based
in Calhoun, Georgia, CFI currently focuses many of its activities
on archaeological preservation, research, and education in
Northwest Georgia.
In broad perspective, the Foundation seeks to develop greater
understanding and knowledge of cultural origins and environmental
resources within Northwest Georgia, and seeks to apply this
understanding to similar processes elsewhere. The tools used
by CFI are broad, and may include archaeological investigation,
environmental preservation, public policy formulation and
application, field classes, educational materials, alliance
with other organizations, and the use of both private and
public resources.
Follow the links at the left to more detailed information
about the Coosawattee Foundation and its activities, including
how to support CFI through our education, membership, and
volunteer programs. The Education and Archaeology pages will lead visitors to a variety of online
resources and links of interest.