TY  - BOOK
AB  - "This publication is intentionally 'different' from other archaeological overviews, referred to as Class I overviews, because our intended audience extends beyond land managers. Monument officials and the Colorado Plateau Archaeological Alliance (CPAA) have long shared a conviction that preservation of archaeological resources can be fostered only when the public understands and appreciates the scientific value of those resources. In effect, the public cannot fully embrace preservation if they have little or no understanding of the importance of archaeological resources, especially if those resources might lack perceived visual appeal. This monograph, revised from a more technical report (Spangler et al. 2019), is intended to be intelligible, informative, and enjoyable to the general public, while also being useful to land managers in the future"--Page 4.
AU  - Spangler, Jerry D.,
AU  - Zweifel, Matthew K.,
CN  - F 832 .G66
CN  - F 832 .G66
ID  - 1390219
KW  - Indians of North America
KW  - Indians of North America
KW  - Cultural property
KW  - Antiquities.
KW  - Cultural property
KW  - Indians of North America.
KW  - Indians of North America
N1  - Shipping list no. 2022-0001-P.
N2  - "This publication is intentionally 'different' from other archaeological overviews, referred to as Class I overviews, because our intended audience extends beyond land managers. Monument officials and the Colorado Plateau Archaeological Alliance (CPAA) have long shared a conviction that preservation of archaeological resources can be fostered only when the public understands and appreciates the scientific value of those resources. In effect, the public cannot fully embrace preservation if they have little or no understanding of the importance of archaeological resources, especially if those resources might lack perceived visual appeal. This monograph, revised from a more technical report (Spangler et al. 2019), is intended to be intelligible, informative, and enjoyable to the general public, while also being useful to land managers in the future"--Page 4.
T1  - Deep roots :a 10,000-year Indigenous history of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument /
TI  - Deep roots :a 10,000-year Indigenous history of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument /
VL  - no. 30
VL  - no. 5
ER  -