These community-based projects are informed through consultation with Native people and those of African descent, as well as various local groups and churches. Many of these projects use archaeology to access new information about these cultures. The artifact assemblages and data generated from these investigations are used in traditional and technological public outreach products, including exhibits, story maps, speaker series, and site tours. This long-range initiative will focus on many cultural resources, including those along the Religious Freedom Scenic Byway, and culminate during the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the landing of the Ark and Dove at St. Clements Island in 1634.