Fieldwork Survey Sample Clauses

Fieldwork Survey. 3.4.2.1. Cultural resources are defined as any building, site, district, structure, object, data, or other material possibly important in history, architecture, science, archaeology, or human culture. All historic properties, as defined by 36 CFR 800.2(e) and 36 CFR 60.4 are included. 3.4.2.2. During any survey performed under this contract, the Contractor shall locate and identify known cultural resources sites and any previously undiscovered cultural resources. The survey shall identify cultural resources within the area defined, present a preliminary evaluation of their significance, and assess both primary and secondary impacts to these resources. All sites identified, including those previously recorded, shall receive a preliminary assessment. Eligibility of sites for the National Register (NR) of Historic Places shall be determined whenever possible within the PWS for the individual Task Order. If sites are clearly ineligible for the NR, the Contractor shall so state and present reasons why this recommendation was made. 3.4.2.3. Archaeological survey shall consist of intensive, on-the-ground pedestrian coverage conducted by crews of two or more archaeologists or relevant professionals. The area to be surveyed and the intensity of the survey shall be specified in the individual Task Orders. Detailed notes shall be kept by the survey crews indicating specific areas covered each day, descriptions of survey area soils, topography, geology, vegetative cover; the number, spacing, location, and depth of any shovel and auger test holes, and findings. In addition, a detailed daily journal of all project activities shall be kept by the Field Supervisor. These daily journals shall be considered property of the U.S. Government and be fully available to the government for inspection. All notes, site forms, and journals must be legible and intelligible to future researchers. A maximum of two scale sizes shall be consistently used in depicting sites on field maps. Although pencils may be used temporarily, all field records (including maps) shall be made with insoluble black ink. 3.4.2.4. A complete photographic record shall be kept and used to record identified cultural remains and architecture, the general topography and situation and condition of the area at the time of survey, and the field techniques and methodology employed by the contractor. Permits for photography shall be obtained by the Contractor where necessary. All photographs shall be documented as to ...
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