James Garrison / Texas A&M University / Waterways Experiment Station / Museum Science Volume / /
IndustryTerm
chemical change / chemical contamination / farm machinery driving / heavy equipment / chemical tests / limestone sand using light machinery / chemical condition / chemical and microenvironmental conditions / buried archaeological site / chemical characteristics / archaeological site / particular site / chemical changes / Heavy machinery / chemical / continuous management / chemicals / chemical analysis / chemical differences / documenting the archaeological site / /
NaturalFeature
Santa Fe Valley / /
Organization
State Historic Preservation Office / U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waterway Experiment Station-sponsored / U.S. National Park Service / U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon / U.S. Department of the Interior / Texas Department of Transportation / United States Army / Texas A&M University / California Department of Transportation / /
Person
Ray Williamson / Mathewson / James S. Eblen / Paul R. Nickens / Tania Gonzalez / /
Position
U.S. Magistrate judge / editor / straight forward / geologist / scientist / archaeologist / soil geologist / and engineer / Engineer / author / archaeologist / land manager / SHPO Opinion The State Historic Preservation Officer / Historic Preservation Officer / Judge / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / San Diego County / Oregon / New York / Washington / Mississippi / California / Arizona / /
SHPO Position on Burial-in-Place Treatment for Archaeological Sites SHPO Guidance Point No. 4 Matthew H. Bilsbarrow April 20, 2004