Unexcavated
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What do you
know that's buried?

Share an undocumented site, contribute your research, or simply ask a question. Every discovery starts with a single message.

Submit a Site or Send a Message

Whether you're a professional archaeologist with GPS coordinates or a curious hiker who noticed something unusual — your observation matters.

All submissions are reviewed by our editorial team. Significant finds are added to the global database with full attribution.

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We respond within 3–5 business days.
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Why Submit a Site?

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Global Visibility

Sites submitted to Unexcavated are reviewed and, if verified, added to our public database — accessible to researchers worldwide.

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Full Attribution

Every contributor is credited. Your name, institution, or community is permanently linked to your discovery in our records.

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Peer Connection

Submissions connect you with archaeologists, geologists, and historians who may share expertise about your region or find.

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Site Preservation

Documentation is the first step toward protection. Catalogued sites are harder to ignore, exploit, or destroy without notice.

Direct Contact

General Inquiries

contact@unexcavated.com

Questions, feedback, and general outreach.

Site Submissions

submit@unexcavated.com

For site data, coordinates, and documentation packages.

Press & Media

press@unexcavated.com

Interview requests, licensing, and editorial partnerships.

Response Time

3–5 Business Days

All messages reviewed by our editorial and research team.

Frequently asked questions

Who can submit a site to Unexcavated?
Anyone can submit a site to Unexcavated, from professional archaeologists with GPS coordinates to curious hikers who noticed something unusual. The platform welcomes submissions from archaeologists, geologists, historians, researchers, students, local community members, journalists, and general enthusiasts. All submissions are reviewed by the editorial team before any site is added to the database.
What happens after I submit a site?
After submission, Unexcavated's editorial team reviews the information. Significant finds are added to the global public database, which is accessible to researchers worldwide. Every contributor receives full attribution, meaning your name, institution, or community is permanently linked to your discovery in Unexcavated's records.
How long does it take to get a response after contacting Unexcavated?
Unexcavated responds to all messages within 3–5 business days. All messages are reviewed by the editorial and research team. This response time applies to general inquiries as well as site submissions and other types of outreach.
What email addresses should I use to contact Unexcavated?
Unexcavated provides three dedicated email addresses: contact@unexcavated.com for general inquiries, questions, and feedback; submit@unexcavated.com for site data, coordinates, and documentation packages; and press@unexcavated.com for interview requests, licensing, and editorial partnerships.
Why is submitting an undocumented site important for preservation?
According to Unexcavated, documentation is the first step toward protecting a site. Catalogued sites are described as harder to ignore, exploit, or destroy without notice. Submitting a site also connects contributors with archaeologists, geologists, and historians who may share relevant expertise about the region or find.

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