Expert support for Artifact Analysis and NAGPRA Research
Archaeological Analysis and Research
Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains
Christopher Egghart, Principal
Get to Know Us
Christopher Egghart has been working in Middle Atlantic Archaeology since 1980. He has supervised dozens of major site excavations and is the lead author of 20 archaeological journal articles. He is also the lead author of more than 50 Section 106 compliance reports, including major Phase III Data Recoveries in Virginia and Delaware. The most recent publication is the exhaustive ca. 600-page reference work An Illustrated Guide to Identifying Virginia Projectile Points with Judith Paulos as co-author. The authors also recently developed the Archaeology Free Press website (www.archaeologyfreepress.org), an open, public-facing digital archive that curates and makes available a variety of archaeological resources.
Over 45 years of archaeological experience in Virginia and the Middle Atlantic region. Now offering consulting services to museums, Cultural Resource Management firms, government agencies, and educational institutions. We specialize in pre-contact lithic artifact identification and analysis.
Projectile Point Type Identification
Lithic Material Typing and Source Identification
Artifact Photography and Presentation


Research Design and Excavation Strategy Development
On-site Field Consultations
Report Preparation










On-site Artifact Analysis


Educational Seminars
Does the updated Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Rule have you in a bind? If so, we can help by creating inventories and reviewing collections to identify artifacts most likely to be culturally sensitive.
We also offer day-long educational seminars geared towards helping laboratory and field staff better identify pre-contact artifact classes, projectile point types, and lithic materials.
If we can help you with your site or artifact collections please reach out to Egghead Archaeological Consulting at: cpegghart@gmail.com
Insightful. Experienced. Proven.
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Virginia's Eastern Shore


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