CRM on CRM
Subtitle: one person's perspective on the birth and early development of cultural resource management
By: Charles R. McGimsey III.
Contributors: Arkansas Archeological Survey.
Series: Arkansas Archeological Survey research series ;; no. 61
Publisher: Arkansas Archeological Survey
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Fayetteville, Ark
Language: eng
Number of pages: 222
Subjects: Cultural property -- Protection -- United States.; Archaeology and state -- United States.; Indians of North America -- Antiquities -- Collection and preservation.; United States -- Antiquities -- Collection and preservation.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Protecting the past : cultural resource management; a personal perspective; title: Cultural resource management in the United States (with Hester A. Davis); title: Can the current large sums of money being directed to archeology be defended?; title: Evaluating the National Park Service's Cooperative Agreement Program; title: Modern land use practices and the archeology of the lower Mississippi alluvial valley (with Hester A. Davis); title: Stewards of the past (with Hester A. Davis and Carl Chapman); title: Archeology and the law; title: The present status and future needs of archeological legislation on the state and federal level; title: A national program of archeological research; title: A national program of archeological research - part II; title: Archeological resource legislation and planning; title: The National Register and archeological resources : one present view from the states; title: Archeology and archeological resources; title: Preserving archeological resources in land use planning; title: Regional overviews and archeological priorities; title: University contracting and competition; title: The past, the present, the future : public policy as a dynamic interface; title: The restructuring of a profession; title: Comments on "institutional responsibilities in conservation archaeology" by Raymond H. Thompson; title: The exploration of new directions for the society and the profession of archeology; title: Cultural resource management - archeology plus; title: Holographic archeology; title: A comparison of contract and academic research; title: Cultural resource management; title: Cultural resources : governmental approaches on the federal level; title: Good legislation beats a better mousetrap : the archeological experience; title: Overhead for the underclear; title: Archeology, anthropology, and the public; title: Archeology and electric power companies; title: The second mile; title: The once and future data; title: The "small business act" and archeological research; title: Archeology : a profession in transition; title: A rational approach to archeology; title: Is the public getting its money's worth?; title: This too will pass : Moss-Bennett in perspective; title: Perceptions of the past : archeology and Moss-Bennett, then and now; title: Yin and yang and archeology's future; title: Headwaters or how the federal government got involved in archeology; title: It was the best of times, and it was the worst of times; title: To be or not to be registered; title: The four fields of archaeology; title: Problems for our time; title: Appendix A : down in the congressional trenches with Moss-Bennett; title: Appendix B : A case for the small business archaeologist, by Lesley M. Drucker, and Response to "the "small business act and archeological research," by Patrick H. Garrow.