[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1998. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 21(9):1-60
Contents: DEPARTMENTS Point of View Preservation Resources Bulletin Board NCPTT FEATURES National Park Service Archeology Programs in Alaska—The Big Picture Fire and Flood—Archeological Survey in the Dynamic Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve Gold Ship on the Yukon River Preserving the Klondike Gold Rush Legacy Integrating Natural and Cultural Resource Management in Katmai National Park and Preserve Archeology and Labor History Curating Living History—A Case Study from Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site Mitigating Effects on an Industrial Pottery Planning the Future for Prehistoric Monuments—The World Heritage Site at Avebury, England Ethnic History Exhibits and Public Controversy CRM at the Federal Columbia River Power System Tuskegee Airmen and Moton Field—Creating a National Park Developing Hantavirus Mitigation Procedures for Cultural Resources Native Americans Come to the Rescue of America's Historic Coastal Forts The Ganado Project . A Short-Term Partnership with Long-Term Implications—Protecting a Forgotten Oasis on the Oregon Trail Some Notes on Thematic and Multi-Park Administrative Histories From Concept to Reality—Developing an Interpretive Center
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- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- ANIA , ELMA , HIST , OREG
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources