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Join Chelsi, Emily, Kirsten and guests Dr. Holly Norton (Colorado State Archaeologist and the Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer at History Colorado), Dr. Maureen Meyers (Director of Archaeology for New South Associates, Inc.), Sarah Love (PhD student), Kassie Rippee (Tribal Liaison, SACHP: State Advisory Council on Historic Preservation) and Gretchen Eggiman (President, Georgia Council of Professional Archaeologists) for an emergency recording about the proposed changes to Section 106. We cover the history of the law, what the changes are, what they mean for archaeologists and the public, and how you can make your voice heard during the consultation period.
Due to the quick turnaround between notification of the proposed changes and voting this episode was recording asynchronously with our different guests (not our usual approach), edited, and posted within 3 days. If you notice a difference from our normal podcasts this is why.
Show Notes
- Advisory council to slacken rules modifying landmarks– Artforum
- Trump allies vote to weaken protections for historic sites — not just in D.C.- NPR
- ACHP Advances Sweeping Revisions to the Section 106 Regulations– Nathpo
- Proposed changes to Section 106 of National Historic Preservation Act draw pushback from preservationists and legal experts– The Architects Newspaper
- Section 106 is Under Threat- National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Trump’s Latest Plan to Sell Your History Out From Under You– The New Republic
- History Colorado Board Responds to Changes Proposed for National Historic Preservation Act- History Colorado
- ACHP Proposes New Regulations that Devastate Protections for Historic Properties- Cultural Heritage Partners
- The End of Section 106 as We Know It?– NCSHPO
- ACHP Votes to Move Forward with Notice of Proposed Rulemaking– Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
- Archaeology Under Trump: October 2025 edition– WIA podcast
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