Tres Piedras Group / Managing Cultural Resources / /
Continent
America / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Heritage Petrified Forest National Monument / Tonto National Monument / El Malpais National Monument / El Morro National Monument / University of New Mexico / Aztec Ruins National Monument / Arizona State University / /
IndustryTerm
prehistoric trail systems / fiscal accounting / increased law enforcement patrols / massive multi-room site / /
MusicGroup
National Park / /
NaturalFeature
Petrified Forest / Colorado Plateau / El Morro valley / Chaco Canyon / /
Organization
Petrified Forest Museum Association / Congress / National Park Service / Arizona State University / University of New Mexico / Civilian Conservation Corps / Freemasonry / Civil Works Administration / /
Person
Atsinna Pueblo / Scott Williams / James W. Kendrick / Karen Beppler-Dorn / Metzger / /
Position
Vanishing Treasures program coordinator / structural engineer / worker / full-time program coordinator / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Mexico / Utah / Wyoming / Nevada / California / Arizona / Colorado / /
RadioStation
Core / /
Region
central Arizona / northern Southwest / central New Mexico / southern Colorado / /
Managing Cultural Resources and Heritage The Vanishing Treasures Program of the Tres Piedras Group James W. Kendrick, El Malpais National Monument, 123 East Roosevelt Avenue, Grants, New Mexico[removed]Patricia Thompson,