Curation Arrangements Sample Clauses

Curation Arrangements. The NRCS shall ensure that copies of all records resulting from cultural resources surveys, evaluation studies or data recovery projects are sent to the Xxxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxx Community THPO. Temporary artifact storage is located at the CRS office in Vermont. Artifacts and other archeological materials remain the property of the respective landowners(s) and shall be offered to the landowner(s) upon completion of the analysis (GM 402 Part 401.35(a)). If requested, NRCS shall reach out to the landowners on behalf of the Xxxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxx Community THPO to inquire if the landowners are willing to donate the archeological materials to the Tribe. If the landowner does not want the archeological materials then they shall be offered to the respective Native American community based on ancestral homelands and site type. If landowner(s) or tribe(s) does not want the archeological materials then the archeological materials shall be offered to the State of Vermont for curation at the Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center in Barre, VT.
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Curation Arrangements. NRCS Connecticut shall ensure that copies of NRCS Connecticut records resulting from cultural resources surveys or data recovery activities are filed with the Connecticut OSA and the Connecticut SHPO. It is understood that artifacts collected on private land are the property of the landowner(s), however Connecticut OSA may inform the landowner of the option to donate artifacts to facilities where they may be used for research. In such cases, storage typically would be at the Office of the State Archaeologist, Connecticut Museum of Natural History at the University of Connecticut. APPENDIX A. CLASSIFICATION OF PRACTICES AND EXCLUSIONS 2-18-2016 Pursuant to Stipulation V.A., in consultation with the Connecticut SHPO, Connecticut OSA, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and The Mohegan Tribe, NRCS Connecticut has identified and classified undertakings with little or no potential to affect historic properties. These undertakings are listed in Tables 1, 2, and 3. (Table 4 is a list of practices that were examined and classified as having potential to affect historic properties.) For all exclusions below, if an unanticipated discovery is made, the procedures outlined in Stipulation VII and Appendix B (Standard Operating Procedures) will be followed. Table 1 excludes from further review (I) undertakings that are easements that do not involve ground disturbance on the part of NRCS and do not call for removal or structural modifications of buildings over 50 years old, and (II) undertakings on certain soil conditions: (A) sites on soils mapped as highly disturbed (map units 301-310), (B) ground that can be documented as thoroughly disturbed, and (C) if no known archaeological sites are known from the Area of Potential Effects, undertakings on sites mapped as Very Poorly drained or Subaqueous soils (with the exception of mapped Submerged Terrestrial Subaqueous soils), and (III) the work of NRCS Soil Scientists doing soil survey activities or technical soil services that are considered to generally not have the potential to cause effects on historic or cultural properties. (1) no vehicles/equipment are being driven over piled rocks or other stone features, AND (2) the undertaking does not involve tearing down or major modification of a building over 50 years old, AND, (3) the undertaking is not being done differently than described in Table 2, AND (4) any qualifying conditions mentioned under Notes are met, AND (5) the NRCS planner has no other reason to believe rev...
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Curation Arrangements. NRCS recognizes its stewardship responsibilities in maintaining the integrity of cultural materials recovered during identification and/or discovery phases of the cultural resources compliance process. All cultural resources on private, public, or state lands are the property of the landowner or tribe and NRCS will not collect materials nor take ownership. Ultimate curation of the material is the responsibility of the land managing agency or landowner. NRCS will encourage landowners to donate collections that have research value to an appropriate institution or curation facility and may provide assistance, upon request, in facilitating curation agreements with suitable entities. Site specific records and reports shall be maintained in a secure facility in the appropriate field office.
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Curation Arrangements a.) When archeological or historic materials are recovered during the course of NRCS activities, these recovered materials are the property of the Federal agency, State agency, Indian tribe, municipality, private landowner or any other group having jurisdiction over those lands. Curation of these materials is ultimately the responsibility of the land management agency or landowners. b.) NRCS will take temporary possession of these recovered materials and ensure that appropriate analysis is done prior to returning them to the owners. c.) The NRCS will encourage the owner of artifacts having important research or cultural value to donate them to an appropriate institution or curatorial facility. d.) With the permission or at the request of the owner, the NRCS may, through an agreement, take possession of certain cultural materials. These materials will be curated at an appropriate State or Federal curatorial facility meeting the standards of 36 CFR 79. e.) The NRCS is responsible for the curation of recovered cultural materials on lands they own, lease or manage. All materials will be curated at an appropriate State or Federal curatorial facility meeting the standards of 36 CFR 79.
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Curation Arrangements. NRCS recognizes its stewardship responsibilities in maintaining the integrity of cultural materials recovered during cultural resources compliance activities. Cultural resources on private or public lands are the property of the landowner, and ultimate curation of the material is the responsibility of the land managing agency or the landowner. NRCS and MDAH shall develop a Curation Agreement to facilitate the final disposition of archaeological materials and associated records generated as a result of NRCS activities.
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