A geoscience strategy for cultural resource management tested in an alluvial setting /
a Union ironclad gunboat, scuttled on the Red River was
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | a Union ironclad gunboat, scuttled on the Red River was abandoned channel. Geotechnical exploration indicate the approaches. Evaluation of existing approaches revealed a because artifacts are placed in their stratigraphic been ignored. The unexpected occurrence of buried cultural benefits, costs and risks. The process cascades positively channel where the US Navy abandoned the boat. Magnetometer common three or four phase strategy to converge on a construction projects. Therefore, a strategy to aid cultural demonstrates the importance of a geoscience strategy and the derived from experience. Archival information suggested the Eastport relied on an engineering geologic approach. engineering stages into a decision tree. Objective evaluated, protected and preserved. These requirements have excavation design needed to test the vessels for nomination for CRM was developed by modifying engineering geological for the phases of CRM. Improved archaeological Geomorphic analyses determined the location of the 1864 Geotechniques evaluated the choices for a conceptual interpretations of context and significance are possible Laws mandate that cultural resources be identified, location of the gunboat. The subsequent search for the USS money by reducing redundant and fragmented efforts as the need for an interdisciplinary team for CRM. The geoscience provenance. Interdisciplinary cooperation will save time and redefine the problem. The geoscience strategy to assist CRM remains of two boats believed to be the USS Eastport and Dix. resource management (CRM) is needed. A geoscience strategy resources has caused time consuming and costly delays in risks and costs. If not, the solution is: no action or to River came from literature review. The third, USS F,astport, scientific inquiry and assessment are the center of the solution. Adapting the approaches led to a geoscience strategy is efffective because it offers a geologic framework strategy that combined the mandated CRM phases with strategy tree. Decisions are made by managers based on surveys revealed strong dipolar anomalies in the area of the team converges on a common solution. The first two, an unnamed British merchant vessel found in the York River, and the Bertrand buried along the Missouri through the phases and stages if benefits are greater than to the National Register of Historic Places. This research was examined for three shipwrecks in alluvial environments. |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Geology". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | x, 102 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm. Also available online. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |