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## Author's Acknowledgements

I wish to acknowledge the assistance of the following colleagues in preparing       and editing this Technical Brief: Wayne Dance, Assistant United States Attorney,       Department of Justice, United States Attorney's Office, District of Utah;       Barbara Little, Archeologist, Department of the Interior, National Park       Service, Washington Office; and Francis P. McManamon, Chief Archeologist       and Departmental Consulting Archeologist, Department of the Interior, National       Park Service, Washington Office. This Technical Brief is based on the class       materials for Archaeological Resource Investigations' Archaeological Damage       Assessment class. Archeologists who have attended this class have provided       valuable comments that have helped to improve the class materials and I       also wish to acknowledge their assistance.

## NPS Archeology Program Acknowledgements

We appreciate the time, expertise, and energy the author, and his associates       have has put into providing professional training in a wide range of archeological       resource protection topics. All of his past efforts have contributed importantly       to this Technical Brief. We thank Carla Mattix, Attorney-Advisor of Division       of Parks and Wildlife, Office of the Solicitor, Department of the Interior,       for her expert reading of drafts and suggestions that have clarified the       text. We thank David Tarler and Sherry Hutt of the National NAGPRA program       for reviewing and commenting on the final draft. We also thank four anonymous       expert reviewers for their informed reviews of the draft of the text and       suggestions which have improved the final product.

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      -  Foreward 
      -  Introduction 
      -  ARPA Criminal Violation 
      -  ARPA Civil Violation 
      -  Protected Resources 
      -  Field Damage Assessment 
      -  Value & Cost Determination 
      -  Commercial Value 
      -  Archeological Value 
      -  Restoration and Repair Cost 
      -  Damage Assessment Report 
      -  Report Topics 
      -  Basic Stylistic Rules 
      -  Report Preparation 
      -  Summary & Conclusion 
      -  Appendix A: Protected resources 
      -  Appendix B: Professional Standards 
      -  References 
      -  Acknowledgements 
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