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United for Truth and Freedom
Our Commitment
We fight to correct false histories and protect ancient burials and natural resources for all species.
Our Mission
Uniting voices to protect truth, heritage, and the earth’s ancient treasures.
MISSION OF THE ALLIANCE
The Archaeology and Historical Alliance of the People exists to:
Defend prehistoric and Indigenous burial grounds
Protect archaeological landscapes and ancient earthworks
Safeguard endangered species habitats, including Eastern box turtles
Enforce compliance with existing environmental and historic preservation laws
Unite people of diverse backgrounds, including those with Indigenous and ancestral ties to North America’s ancient mound-building cultures
Once land like this is destroyed, it can never be recovered.
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FUND THE ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ALLIANCE OF THE PEOPLE
Protect Prehistoric Burial Grounds, Sacred Sites, and Endangered Species
We are raising funds to formally establish and support a new preservation organization:
ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ALLIANCE OF THE PEOPLE
This Alliance is being formed to support legal defense, emergency injunctions, documentation, and preservation efforts aimed at protecting prehistoric burial grounds, ancient earthworks, culturally significant landscapes, and endangered species habitats that are currently facing imminent destruction across the world.
The more people who contribute, the more sites and landscapes we can work to preserve. We are also seeking individuals willing to donate their time locally—wherever they live—to help protect heritage and living ecosystems on this planet.
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FUND THE ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ALLIANCE OF THE PEOPLE
Protect Prehistoric Burial Grounds, Sacred Sites, and Endangered Species
We are raising funds to formally establish and support a new preservation organization:
ARCHEOLOGY AND HISTORICAL ALLIANCE OF THE PEOPLE
This Alliance is being formed to fund legal defense, emergency injunctions, documentation, and preservation efforts to protect prehistoric burial sites, ancient earthworks, culturally significant landscapes, and endangered species habitats that are currently facing imminent destruction all across the world. The more people donate the more lands we can help with efforts for preservation of the sites. We're looking for others to help join in If you're willing to donate a little free time wherever you live on this amazing planet Earth.
MISSION OF THE ALLIANCE
The Archeology and Historical Alliance of the People exists to:
- Defend prehistoric and Indigenous burial grounds
- Protect archaeological landscapes and ancient earthworks
- Safeguard endangered species habitats, including Eastern box turtles
- Enforce compliance with existing environmental and historic preservation laws
- Unite people of diverse backgrounds, including those with Indigenous and ancestral ties to North America’s ancient mound-building cultures
Once land like this is destroyed, it can never be recovered.
URGENT THREAT: SELDEN, NEW YORK
One of the most immediate and serious threats prompting the formation of this Alliance is located in Selden, New York.
The endangered area encompasses nearly 90 acres of unprotected, undeveloped land, primarily located on Suffolk County Community College property, with additional adjacent parcels on Empire State University property along Campus Road.
THIS IS TOTAL SITE DESTRUCTION
This is not selective tree removal.
Based on on-site observations, survey markings, and equipment activity, the work conducted indicates preparation for full excavation and total removal of the entire site, including:
- Complete tree removal
- Ground grading and disturbance
- Bulldozing of the entire landscape
- Permanent destruction of all surface and subsurface features
If this proceeds, the site will be gone entirely.
SURVEY ACTIVITY: DECEMBER 11–12
On or about December 11–12, the site was actively surveyed in a manner consistent with total excavation:
- Skid steers and heavy equipment present
- Extensive tree markings and survey flags across the entire property
- Ground staking and boundary indicators throughout the wooded areas
These actions indicate preparation for complete clearing and bulldozing, not preservation or limited use.
FAILURE TO ENFORCE NEW YORK LAW
Despite the size and sensitivity of this nearly 90-acre parcel, New York has failed to enforce its own environmental and preservation laws, which require:
- Evaluation of endangered and protected species
- Comprehensive review of large undeveloped parcels
- Consideration of archaeological and historic resources prior to disturbance
As surrounding woods have already been cleared, endangered wildlife—especially Eastern box turtles—have been forced into the last remaining forested areas, placing them at extreme risk if the site is destroyed.
WHY LEGAL FUNDING IS NEEDED
Once bulldozing begins, history, culture, and wildlife are erased forever.
Legal action is often the only tool available to stop irreversible damage in time.
Funds raised will be used for:
- Legal filings and appeals
- Emergency injunctions
- Environmental and historic preservation actions
- Public records requests
- Expert consultation and documentation
- Establishing a permanent preservation alliance
NEW JERSEY CASE: DOCUMENTED LEGAL TIMELINE
The Alliance’s work builds upon an ongoing New Jersey legal case involving a historic and archaeological landscape in Roxbury Township / Succasunna, Morris County.
Court Case Number:
MRS-C-000111-25
Superior Court of Morris County, New Jersey
Filings:
October 1, 2025 – Initial filing (denied)
October 14, 2025 – Appeal filed with a 47-page archaeology and historical report
Court notified it would decide by November 7, 2025 whether oral arguments would be granted
No ruling issued
December 3, 2025 – Five additional filings submitted due to lack of response
As of December 19, 2025, the court has still not ruled on whether it will investigate alleged human remains, tunnels, and archaeological evidence documented at the site.
THE PORFIDO SITE – ROXBURY TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY
The location is publicly referenced as the “Porfido Site” in a 2021 newspaper article and includes the following properties:
201 Route 10 East
Block and Lot: 3602.1
12 South Hillside Avenue
Block and Lot: 3602-9
These parcels are located across from:
- A former Continental Army hospital and arsenal
- Historic churches with sealed tunnel systems beneath their basements
- Areas historically associated with George Washington
ALLEGATIONS REQUIRING INVESTIGATION
The Alliance is seeking lawful investigation into documented evidence that includes:
- Subsurface tunnel systems beneath hand-planted oak trees estimated to be centuries old
- Video-scope documentation showing tunnels believed to have been repurposed as tombs
- Flood-washed tunnels revealing objects believed to be historical or personal artifacts
- Tunnel alignments connecting multiple historic church properties
Despite these concerns, Roxbury Township approved bulldozing on December 4, 2025, with knowledge that archaeological claims and endangered species issues had been raised.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Recorded history and documentation in this area includes:
- Discovery of 21 Lenape skeletons during a 1960 excavation, reportedly all east-facing and unusually tall
- Archaeological receipts tied to the Morris County Historical Preservation Society
- Proximity to early meeting houses (1756), Continental Army hospitals, and later churches (1853)
These facts warrant formal investigation and preservation, not destruction.
ABOUT ONE OF THE TWO THE FOUNDERS
Chris J. Beal, explorer and historian wth Pre founding of America genealogy family ancestral connections. Alongside with founding partner and co-founding partners of the founders of the Archeology and Historical Alliance of the People, alongside Indigenous leadership and preservation advocates.
For 3+ years, Chris J Beal worked independently—without institutional backing—to document endangered sites. This Alliance exists so preservation efforts are transparent, lawful, collective, and sustainable.
WHY THIS GOFUNDME MATTERS
This fundraiser is not about one individual.
It is about creating a defensive alliance for history, culture, and the living land.
There's nothing about raising money for floods of Washington victims in this fundraiser for archeology and historical alliance of the people
One of the most immediate threats prompting the formation of this Alliance is located in Selden, New York.
The endangered area encompasses nearly 90 acres of unprotected, undeveloped land, primarily located on Suffolk County Community College property, with additional adjacent parcels on Empire State University property along Campus Road.
TOTAL SITE DESTRUCTION IMMINENT
This is not selective tree removal.
Based on on-site observations, survey markings, and equipment activity, the work conducted indicates preparation for full excavation and total removal of the entire site, including:
Complete tree removal
Ground grading and large-scale soil disturbance
Bulldozing of the entire landscape
Permanent destruction of all surface and subsurface features
If this work proceeds, the site will be destroyed entirely.
SURVEY ACTIVITY: DECEMBER 11–12
On or about December 11–12, the site was actively surveyed in a manner consistent with total excavation:
Skid steers and heavy equipment present
Extensive tree markings and survey flags across the entire property
Ground staking and boundary indicators throughout wooded areas
These actions indicate preparation for complete clearing and bulldozing—not preservation or limited use.
FAILURE TO ENFORCE NEW YORK LAW
Despite the size and sensitivity of this nearly 90-acre parcel, New York has failed to enforce its own environmental and preservation laws, which require:
Evaluation of endangered and protected species
Comprehensive review of large undeveloped parcels
Consideration of archaeological and historic resources prior to disturbance
As surrounding woodlands have already been cleared, endangered wildlife—particularly Eastern box turtles—have been forced into the remaining forested areas, placing them at extreme risk if this site is destroyed.
WHY LEGAL FUNDING IS NEEDED
Once bulldozing begins, history, culture, and wildlife are erased forever.
Legal action is often the only tool available to stop irreversible damage in time.
Funds raised will be used for:
Legal filings and appeals
Emergency injunctions
Environmental and historic preservation actions
Public records requests
Expert consultation and site documentation
Establishing a permanent preservation alliance
URGENT THREAT: Suffolk County community college 90 acres of Forest containing box turtles species of concern earthworks Mounds and ceremonial prehistoric artifacts, SELDEN, NEW YORK
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