An edition of CRM on CRM
(2004)
CRM on CRM
one person's perspective on the birth and early development of cultural resource management
by Charles Robert McGimsey
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CRM on CRM: one person's perspective on the birth and early development of cultural resource management
2004, Arkansas Archeological Survey
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Table of Contents
Protecting the past : cultural resource management; a personal perspective
Cultural resource management in the United States (with Hester A. Davis)
Can the current large sums of money being directed to archeology be defended?
Evaluating the National Park Service's Cooperative Agreement Program
Modern land use practices and the archeology of the lower Mississippi alluvial valley (with Hester A. Davis)
Stewards of the past (with Hester A. Davis and Carl Chapman)
Archeology and the law
The present status and future needs of archeological legislation on the state and federal level
A national program of archeological research
A national program of archeological research - part II
Archeological resource legislation and planning
The National Register and archeological resources : one present view from the states
Archeology and archeological resources
Preserving archeological resources in land use planning
Regional overviews and archeological priorities
University contracting and competition
The past, the present, the future : public policy as a dynamic interface
The restructuring of a profession
Comments on "institutional responsibilities in conservation archaeology" by Raymond H. Thompson
The exploration of new directions for the society and the profession of archeology
Cultural resource management - archeology plus
Holographic archeology
A comparison of contract and academic research
Cultural resource management
Cultural resources : governmental approaches on the federal level
Good legislation beats a better mousetrap : the archeological experience
Overhead for the underclear
Archeology, anthropology, and the public
Archeology and electric power companies
The second mile
The once and future data
The "small business act" and archeological research
Archeology : a profession in transition
A rational approach to archeology
Is the public getting its money's worth?
This too will pass : Moss-Bennett in perspective
Perceptions of the past : archeology and Moss-Bennett, then and now
Yin and yang and archeology's future
Headwaters or how the federal government got involved in archeology
It was the best of times, and it was the worst of times
To be or not to be registered
The four fields of archaeology
Problems for our time
Appendix A : down in the congressional trenches with Moss-Bennett
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.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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