NPS-28: Cultural Resource Management Guideline, Release No. 5

National Park Service. 1998. NPS-28: Cultural Resource Management Guideline, Release No. 5. National Park Service. Washington, DC

All digital files are ADOBE PDF Section 508 Compliant. NPS-28 Cultural Resource Management Guideline No. 5, supersedes all others of the same title and is intended to further implement the NPS Management Policies. The publication consists of 10 chapters and 18 appendices. NPS-28 identifies the basic principles of Cultural Resource Management (CRM) and outlines the ingredients of an effective CRM program. CRM is defined by the Guideline as research, planning, and stewardship in relation to the major resource types recognized in the NPS Management Policies. NPS-28 elaborates on policies and standards and offers guidance in applying them to establish, maintain, and refine National Park cultural resource programs. The handbook is a fundamental basis for managing cultural resources in the National Park System and is intended to aid managers, planners, staff, and cultural resource specialists. Like Release No. 4 of the guideline, it places greater emphasis than earlier versions on the needs of park managers and staff and non-specialists. It outlines the basic principles and ingredients of good a park cultural resource program. The changes between Release No. 4 and Release No. 5 reflect the 1995 NPS reorganization.

Type
Published Report
Authors
National Park Service
Date of Issue
1998
Publisher
National Park Service
Keywords
archaeology, archeology, baseline report, baseline research, CRM, cultural landscape, cultural resource, cultural resource management, cultural resources, directive, do 28, do-28, ethnographic, ethnography, fire management, guideline, guidelines, historic, historic preservation, inventory, landscape, management, management policy, museum, nagpra, national register, nps 28, nps-28, nrhp, planning, policy, prehistoric, preservation guide, programmatic agreement, report, reports, research, section 106, section 110, stewardship, structure
Subjects
NPS.gov Subject Site: Historic Preservation

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