Search Applications

The new AZSITE Map Application allows the user access to the AZSITE database via advanced spatial interactions in a modern interface. This version of the application includes an updated basemap of historical topographic maps, additional basemap options, enhanced integration with documents, and other features. The new user guide will get you started.

Access to this application requires a user login. To request access to the AZSITE Member Mapping application, please submit the access forms.

The updated AZSITE Attribute Search Application allows the user access to the AZSITE database via advanced queries on detailed attributes. This version of the application includes enhanced integration with documents, additional document types, improved SHPO data (including NRHP determinations), and other features. The new user guide will get you started.

Access to this application requires a user login. To request access to the AZSITE Attribute Data Search application, please submit the access forms.

AZSITE Member Mapping allows the user access to the AZSITE database via spatial interactions. The AZSITE Database is a consolidated informational network of recorded archaeological sites, historic properties, districts, and inventory surveys within the state of Arizona. It is designed to reduce the amount of research time required for class 1 surveys and to provide a database for research projects. No cultural resource data from within officially recognized Tribal Lands are included in the AZSITE database.

Access to this application requires a user login. To request access to the AZSITE Member Mapping application, please submit the access forms.

AZSITE Attribute Data Search allows the user access to the AZSITE database. The AZSITE Database is a consolidated informational network of recorded archaeological sites, historic properties, districts, and inventory surveys within the state of Arizona. It is designed to reduce the amount of research time required for class 1 surveys and to provide a database for research projects. No cultural resource data from within officially recognized Tribal Lands are included in the AZSITE database.

Access to this application requires a user login. To request access to the AZSITE Attribute Data Search application, please submit the access forms.

AZSITE Public Mapping was developed to present non-sensitive data to the general public and visitors to the State of Arizona. It was also developed to provide a broad overview of the potential cultural resource restrictions that may occur during land development, without providing specific locational information to culturally sensitive data. No cultural resource data from within officially recognized Tribal Lands are included in the cultural resource sensitivity layer.

Access to this application requires a user login but there is no cost associated to obtain access.� Those who have AZSITE Member logins can use that information to log in.� Those who do not have AZSITE Member logins can create an AZSITE Public Mapping login at the Public Mapping entry page.

Funding for portions of AZSITE Public came from the Arizona State Parks.

FaunAZ was funded by the Arizona Department of Game and Fish Heritage Grant Program through the grant project entitled “Conservation Applications of Archaeological Data” awarded to Barnet Pavao-Zuckerman, Richard C. Lange and E. Charles Adams at the Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona. If you wish to cite or reference the database project, please cite the project authors listed above. However, if you wish to use any of the data that is incorporated into the FaunAZ database, you should cite the authors given in the report reference in each site information page.

Arizona State Museum Library's new online search engine that includes the bibliographic collections of the ASM Library, Archives, Archaeological Records Office and the Archaeological Repository. All the "Gray Literature" that has been submitted to ASM is available here.