[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1996. [Entire Issue]. Common Ground: Archeology and Ethnography in the Public Interest. 1(3/4)
Contents: How Old is Old Enough? Raising Standards: A Modern Framework for Protecting our Common Maritime Heritage Discovering Ancient Florida 20 Years On: Shipwreck Preservation in Michigan The Art of the Possible: How one state, thanks to creative leadership, has found a measure of success in caring for the heritage its waters hold in trust Fleeting History: Maryland Embarks on Project to Survey and Interpret War on 1812 Flotilla Underwater Archeology Unexpected Places Shipwrecks, Satellites, & Computers: An Underwater Inventory of Our National Parks Submerged Resources in Peril: A U.S. Naval Perspective Closing the Gaps in Domestive and International Law A Question of Abandonment Mutate, Migrate, Adapt or Die
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- BIBE , BISC , GLAC , GLKN , GRTE , HIST , JOTR , PERI
- Keywords
- abandoned shipwrecks, Angelina National Forest, Antiquities Act, FY96, NAGPRA Grants, scuba, significance, theft