Archaeology Office

The North Carolina Office of Archives & History, governed by the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources, is responsible for collecting, preserving and managing archival materials and state and local records. The office assists with researching, writing, publishing and distributing scholarly works on the history of North Carolina. It also helps to identify and protect historic properties and archaeological sites. The North Carolina Office of Archives & History operates technical, professional and financial assistance programs for private and public history projects. The office offers maintenance services for historic sites and landmarks. In addition, it preserves and displays a range of artifacts to educate the public about the state's past.

The North Carolina Arts Council is a state agency dedicated to supporting artists and arts organizations throughout North Carolina. By providing resources, funding, and programs, the council aims to enhance the cultural life of communities, educate youth, and promote a thriving nonprofit creative sector that contributes significantly to the state's economy. Since its inception, the Arts Council has honored artists through initiatives like the North Carolina Heritage Awards and has established a network of over 75 local arts councils to strengthen the arts across all 100 counties. The council also plays a vital role in fostering cultural tourism and traditional arts, ensuring that the rich artistic heritage of North Carolina is celebrated and preserved. Generated from the website

Founded in 1971, the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources is responsible for the preservation and protection of history and culture of North Carolina. The department works for economic and social well being in the states. It operates through various divisions, including archives, history, arts and libraries. The department s archive division preserves and maintains a record of cultural heritage through the preservation and interpretation of documents, artifacts and buildings. Its history division maintains more than 25 state-owned historic properties, including governors birthplaces, battlegrounds, farms and battleships. The North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources arts and libraries divisions provide art, educational and cultural programs.