States that have digital site records, and states that don't.

The introduction to this post is in #82.

For quick reference states that have online searchable records are in bold and are underlined.

#83: Alabama to Georgia

#84: Hawai'i to Maryland

#85: Massachusetts to New Jersey

#86: New Mexico to South Carolina

South Dakota
- Archaeological Resources Management System (ARMS)
  - http://hawken.sdsmt.edu/
  - “Meant to provide a snapshot of current information on archaeological sites in the state. It cannot be used in place of a formal records search for meeting the requirements of Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.
- Fees
  - $1000 per year for institutional use (up to 10 users); or
  - $250 per year per individual; or
  - $40 per hour per workstation for in-house access
Tennessee
- Division of Archaeology
  - http://www.tn.gov/environment/arch/
- No digital site records available online.
Texas
- UPDATE (3.3.12)
  - Texas does have digital site records, as per a conversation on LinkedIn. You need the proper credentials, of course. Also, I don't have the website.
- Texas Historical Commission Archaeology website
  - http://www.thc.state.tx.us/archeology/aadefault.shtml
Utah
- No digital site records available online.
- Utah State History file search website
  - http://history.utah.gov/archaeology/laws_rules_and_related/file_search.html
Vermont
- No digital site records available online.
- Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, Archaeology Page
  - http://www.historicvermont.org/imls/lakechamplainvoyageshomepage.html
Virginia
- Data Sharing System
  - http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/archives/data_sharing_sys.htm
  - Limited online research information
- Fees
  - Full access annually
    - $500
    - Geospatial data is extra
  - Temporary Full Access for three months
    - $200
    - Geospatial data not included
  - Limited access
    - Free
    - Geospatial data not included
Washington
- OK, originally I posted that Washington does not have online digital site access. It turns out that there is a hidden link to a "secure-side" of the WISAARD system. You need to contact the State to gain access first. A friend of mine says that the system is really good and provides everything you would ever need.
  - Here is the link to the secure web-site information:
    - http://www.dahp.wa.gov/the-secure-side-of-wisaard
- Map of archaeological sites by county (quantities)
  - http://www.dahp.wa.gov/sites/default/files/ArchySitesPerCounty_07-2011_0.pdf
- WISAARD
  - Washington Information System for Architectural and Archaeological Record Data
  - https://fortress.wa.gov/dahp/wisaard/
  - Limited information
West Virginia
- No digital site records available online.
- West Virginia Division of Culture and History
  - http://www.wvculture.org/index.aspx
Wisconsin
- No digital site records available online
- Wisconsin Historic Preservation Database
  - http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/hp/whpd/faq.asp
  - Not available online
  - Separate subscription rates for GIS data and WHPD access.
Wyoming
- CRM Tracker (WYCRIS: Wyoming Cultural Resource Information System)
  - http://www.gnomon.com/CRMTracker/CRMTracker_AllOrg/CRMTrackerHome.aspx
  - Fees
    - Free
- CRISP
  - Cultural Resource Information Summary Program
  - http://crisp.gnomon.net/CRISP_13/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fcrisp_13%2fmainmap.aspx
  - A research tool for non-archaeologists. Limited information.