Treatment of Human Remains. If human remains, xxxxxx, or grave-associated artifacts are encountered during any archaeological investigations conducted under this PA, or during project construction, all work shall cease in the area of the encounter and PennDOT will ensure that the remains, xxxxxx, or grave-associated artifacts are secured and protected. PennDOT will immediately notify the Lead Federal Agency if remains, xxxxxx, or grave-associated artifacts are found on federal or Tribal lands, or within 24 hours of the discovery if found on non-federal or non-Tribal lands and commence consultation to evaluate applicability of Section 106 of the NHPA. If Section 106 might apply, the Lead Federal Agency, or PennDOT, will concurrently notify the SHPO and any federally recognized Tribes and Nations that may attach religious or cultural significance to the affected property. If historic burials or cemeteries are encountered, PennDOT will follow procedures consistent with 9 Pa.C.S. § 101 et seq. PennDOT will also take into account the requirements of the Native American Xxxxxx Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), any guidance provided by Tribes or Nations, guidance in the National Register Bulletin 41, Guidelines for Evaluating and Registering Cemeteries and Burial Places, and the 1993 Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) Policy for the Treatment of Burials and Human Remains. For human remains discovered or potentially affected on Federal lands, PennDOT will notify the Federal land managing agency and follow the requirements of the NAGPRA. No activities which might disturb or damage the remains, xxxxxx, or grave-associated artifacts, will be conducted until the Lead Federal Agency, in consultation with consulting parties and other appropriate parties, has determined an appropriate course of action. When Native American xxxxxx are discovered under this provision, the Lead Federal Agency will consult with the appropriate Tribe or Nation in determining an appropriate course of action.
Treatment of Human Remains a) In the event that previously undiscovered burials including burial sites, human remains, or funerary items are discovered during a NRCS Louisiana undertaking on state or private land, the provisions of the Louisiana Unmarked Human Burial Sites Preservation Act (R.S. 8:671-681 et. seq) will be implemented. Work must stop immediately within a minimum of 30 m from the discovery (30 m radius no work buffer) until and unless determined otherwise in consultation according to this agreement. The no work buffer zone will be secured and protected throughout the consultation process and beyond, if required.
Treatment of Human Remains. A. The VDOT shall treat all human remains and gravesites in a manner consistent with the ACHP’s Policy Statement Regarding Treatment of Burial Sites, Human Remains and Funerary Objects (February 23, 2007; xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/docs/hrpolicy0207.pdf).
Treatment of Human Remains. VDOT shall address and treat human remains encountered on the Project in accordance with the provisions of Stipulation VII (Attachment C: Human Remains) of the 0000 Xxxxxxx XX.
Treatment of Human Remains. (Stipulation XV) Projects that include data recovery at archaeological sites where the presence of human remains is likely to require a Burial Agreement with ASM if the project is on state, county, or municipal land, and require a Native American Xxxxxx Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Plan of Action if the project is on Tribal or federal land. Details for developing such agreements are included in Stipulation XV of the PA, and details regarding the treatment of human remains are included in Stipulation XV. Projects where the presence of human remains was not anticipated and there are no Burial Agreements or NAGPRA Plans of Action should follow the guidance and stipulations for post-review discoveries (above) and the stipulations for treatment of human remains (Stipulations XV). Note that the stipulations differ depending on the land jurisdiction where the human remains are encountered.
Treatment of Human Remains. 1. In Iowa, upon discovery of human remains during construction, including bone or other remains suspected to be human, work shall immediately cease in the area. If there is uncertainty as to whether remains are human, the RE shall contact the OSA Bioarcheology Program to make the determination (319-384-0732). The following steps are to be taken any time human remains are unearthed or other artifacts associated with mortuary features are found during the Undertaking construction in Iowa.
Treatment of Human Remains. A. If human remains are encountered during archeological investigations or construction, Amtrak will require the contractor to immediately halt subsurface disturbance in that portion of the Project area and immediately secure and protect the human remains and any associated funerary objects in place in such a way that minimizes further exposure or damage to the remains from the elements, looting, and/or vandalism.
Treatment of Human Remains. A. If, in the course of the Undertakings, human remains are uncovered the Responsible Agencies shall direct their contractor to stop work immediately in the vicinity of the discovery.
Treatment of Human Remains. A. In the event of an inadvertent discovery of human remains, the BLM manager for the corresponding field office must be notified immediately by telephone and with written confirmation [43 CFR 10.4(a)]. No additional disturbance may take place and all work in the area must cease immediately within a 300-foot radius of the discovery. The 300-foot radius must be secured and all personnel and equipment will be excluded from this area to the extent practicable and permitted by law until a determination is made of the next action. All human remains, burial sites, and funerary objects will be treated with dignity and respect.
Treatment of Human Remains. In the event that human remains or objects that would otherwise be considered associated and unassociated funerary objects pursuant to Native American Xxxxxx Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) are discovered during cultural resources investigations, maintenance, construction, or any other ground- disturbing activities, they will be handled in accordance with Arkansas Burial Law (Act 753 of 1991, as amended).
