[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1993. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 16(Special Issue):1-64
Contents: TRADITIONAL CULTURAL PROPERTIES What You Do and How We Think Traditional Cultural Properties in the National Register of Historic Places Recognizing Cultural Heritage in the National Historic Preservation Program Two Views of the World Traditional Cultural Properties, Cultural Resources Management, and Environmental Planning Traditional Cultural Properties and Consultation with Traditional Communities Administering Federal Laws and Regulations Relating to Native Americans-Practical Processes and Paradoxes Protecting Traditional Cultural Properties Through the Section 106 Process Working Together-The Roles of Archeology and Ethnohistory in Hopi Cultural Preservation The Fence Lake Mine Project-Archeology as Traditional Cultural Property A Tribal Perspective on Traditional Cultural Property Consultation Traditional Cultural Properties-Pros, Cons, and Reality When Worlds Collide-Indians, Archeologists, and the Preservation of Traditional Cultural Properties Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties in Non-Indian Communities Beyond Bulletin 38-Comments on the Traditional Cultural Properties Symposium
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- GWCA , HIST , PEFO
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources, Hopi