National archaeological sites

National archaeological sites are protected areas recognized by a country for their historical, cultural, or archaeological importance. These sites preserve ancient artifacts, structures, or remains, offering insight into past civilizations and human activity. By safeguarding these locations, nations help ensure that valuable heritage is preserved for research, education, and public appreciation. They often include ruins, burial grounds, or ancient cities, and are typically managed by government agencies or heritage organizations to prevent damage and promote understanding of historical developments.