The database is available at no charge to federal and state agency cultural resource managers. Local units of government, historic preservation consultants, and professional archaeologists can obtain information for project specific purposes. Others seeking access to the information contained in the database must obtain written permission from the State Archaeologist or the Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer. IBM compatible format. Use Constraints Database is continually being edited so files quickly become out of date.
Attribute accuracy varies widely.
Paper records sometimes list source of information. Logical Consistency Not applicable Completeness Archaeological properties from the Chippewa and Superior National Forest are not present in the database. Access to Forest Service information can be obtained by contacting the Chippewa or Superior National Forest. Horizontal Positional Accuracy Data was collected in the field and plotted on a variety of base maps. Archaeological properties visited in the past 30 years are located on USGS maps.