The Georgia Historic Preservation Division  
The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) georgiashpo.org http://georgiashpo.org of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources serves as  the state historic preservation office.  HPD provides guidance and review on the state's archaeological sites, historic buildings, cultural landscapes, and Native American properties.
 
HPD supports African American programs including the Georgia African American Historic Preservation Network (GAAHPN).  GAAHPN publishes Reflections, a periodical featuring stories about African American communities and historic resources in Georgia.  You may subscribe and read past issues online. http://georgiashpo.org/historic/african_american/reflections
 
HPD's website also provides information on Rosenwald Schools http://georgiashpo.org/historic/african_american#schools and other online publications about African American Resources. http://georgiashpo.org/historic/african_american
 
The accomplishments of HPD's African American Program have been recognized by the receipt of a National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers "Award for Excellence" and the American Association for State and Local History "Leadership in History Award."

The African Diaspora Archaeology Network (ADAN) (www.diaspora.uiuc.edu) was created by Dr. Chris Fennell and is supported by the African American Studies and Research Program and the Department of Anthropology at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. With the support of a number of collaborating scholars, ADAN seeks to compile and disseminate information on sites and archaeological studies associated with the African diaspora around the world.

ADAN provides quarterly newsletter with summaries of research on African sites, book reviews and announcements.

ADAN offers a comprehensive annotated listing of web resources on African culture, history, and archaeology.

ADAN contains bibliographies and links to research resources on African and African American heritage and archaeology from the US and Canada, Africa, the Caribbean, and Great Britain

Information on workshops and forums can be found at ADAN, as well as a listserv discussion group on African American Archaeology.

The Historic Augusta Foundation supports and promotes historic preservation and provides information on Augusta's history and architectural resources. Visit www.historicaugusta.org.

The Georgia Historical Society, based in Savannah, is one of the nation's oldest historical organizations. GHS maintains document and map collections on the state's history and publishes the Georgia Historical Quarterly as books on the state's history. Visit www.georgiahistory.com to learn more about the GHS.