[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1998. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 21(7):1-64
Contents: Mining History—A New Dialogue Industrial Archeology and Historic Mining Studies at Michigan Tech Geology National Historic Landmark Theme Study Quincy Mining Company Landscape in Keweenaw National Historical Park Interpretation at the Western Museum of Mining and Industry Canada Post Celebrates the Canadian Institute of Mining Reflections on Previous Ruminations—Some Thoughts about Mining Site Eligibility and National Register Bulletin 42 Newgate Prison and Copper Mine Historic Mines of Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park Mexican Mining Heritage—The Real Del Monte Site The Mayflower Mill—Reclamation and Re-use Finding Them Was the Easy Part—Making Sense of Historic Mine Sites on the Last Frontier Gold Rush-Era Mining Sites in Alaska's National Parks Geoarcheology of the Jinny Hill Mines Cow Heads and Trout Farms—Underwater Exploration of the Dalliba-Lee Mine A Tale of Mines, Prospectors, and Native Americans—The Making of Glacier National Park If the Walls Could Speak—Mariscal Mine HAER Documentation Abandoned Mines as Bat Habitat Tri-Cultural Use of the Cerrillos Mines Treasure Hill and the Archeology of Shermantown The Kelly Mine—Archeological Monitoring and Hollywood Magic The Threats to our Mining Heritage—A Provincial Point of View
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- Journal Article
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- National Park Service
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- CHOH , HIST , KEWE
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources