[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1999. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 22(4):1-60
Contents: A SESQUICENTENNIAL OVERVIEW OF CRM AT THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Foreword Celebrating 150 Years The Department of Everything Else, Including Historic Preservation The Interior Building—Celebrating a Department's Mission Through its Architecture and Art The Antiquities Act and National Monuments—A Progressive Conservation Legacy Anthropological Connections Department of the Interior's Archeology Program Interior's Museum Collections—Your Heritage Historic Preservation on the Public Domain—The Bureau of Land Management General Patton's Camp Linking the Past to the Future—Museum Collections and the Bureau of Land Management Bureau of Indian Affairs Cultural Resources and the U.S. Geological Survey The National Park Service and Cultural Resources CRM at the Bureau of Reclamation Portraits of Reclamation The Fish and Wildlife Service—Protecting Habitat and History Beneath the Waters of Time—Interior's Submerged Cultural Resource Programs Coal and Culture—The Office of Surface Mining's Tale of Two Resources