Intent to Negotiate Curation AgreementCuration Agreement • October 12th, 2016
This letter between the Regents of the University of Colorado, a body corporate, on behalf of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (hereinafter UCCS) and ARCHAEOLOGICAL CRM FIRM HERE (hereinafter FIRM) serves to document both parties’ intent to negotiate in a good faith an Agreement for the Seyhan Dwelis Curation Facility at the UCCS Department of Anthropology to curate the materials collected by FIRM for work done in Colorado Springs, southeast and/or southcentral Colorado only in accordance with our permit to hold collections from state lands. The Seyhan Dwelis Curation Facility is a federally and state approved curation facility.
ContractCuration Agreement • July 8th, 2021
Center for Archaeological Research Governmental Agency Curation AgreementCuration Agreement • August 24th, 2020
Williamson CountyCuration Agreement • February 9th, 2022
Cultural Resources Deep Testing Investigations for the Proposed CR 401 Extension and Improvement Project, Williamson County, TX
CURATION AGREEMENTCuration Agreement • December 1st, 2022
This Agreement outlines the specifications of an archaeological collection presented for curation to the San Diego Archaeological Center (Center) on behalf of (Collection Owner) by (CRM Firm) for professional curatorial, storage and collections management services on behalf of the Collection Owner.
CURATION AGREEMENTCuration Agreement • October 12th, 2023
This Agreement outlines the specifications of an archaeological collection presented for curation to the San Diego Archaeological Center (Center) on behalf of
Center for Archaeological Studies Texas State University - San MarcosCuration Agreement • June 3rd, 2019
As the designated curatorial repository, CAS will manage the collection in accordance with applicable federal and state regulations (36CFR, Part 79 and the Texas Historical Commission rules and Collections Management Policy), as well as the terms of any cooperative or contractual agreements. CAS is acknowledged as holding these materials in trust; however, actual ownership of the specimens and records rests with the State of Texas or the submitting governmental entity noted above.
LETTER OF AGREEMENT FOR CURATION OF ARCHEOLOGICAL MATERIALSCuration Agreement • December 1st, 2020
It is hereby agreed and understood by the University of Arkansas Collections Facility (UACF) and the (Depositor) that the UACF will receive and review, for the fee stipulated below, collections of archeological materials (from the Depositor)________________________________________which collection is to be or was obtained as follows (designate location, contract, or other parameter of the collection/research activity in sufficient detail as to make it distinct from any other collection):
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • January 7th, 2021
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • January 26th, 2024
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C.
Name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • June 3rd, 2024
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13
Curation Agreement for Archaeological CollectionsCuration Agreement • July 6th, 2024
By signing this Agreement, the owner of the archaeological collection itemized below transfers the collection and appropriate project details to the Imperial Valley Desert Museum (IVDM) for curatorial services, and curation, or long-term storage for a period of twenty (20) years and affirms that the collection was prepared in accordance with the IVDM's Curation Procedures.
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • February 23rd, 2021
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
Williamson CountyCuration Agreement • February 25th, 2022
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
APPENDIX FCuration Agreement • July 12th, 2010
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • March 26th, 2021
The transfer of the above-described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • June 26th, 2024
The transfer of the above described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • May 19th, 2023
The transfer of the above-described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
CURATION AGREEMENTCuration Agreement • January 20th, 2004
ContractCuration Agreement • March 3rd, 2012
Standard Requirements for Curation Agreement TemplatesCuration Agreement • September 15th, 2022
History Colorado’s State-Approved Museums and Curatorial Repositories Program allows approved museums or curatorial repositories (collectively “approved repositories”) to charge a reasonable administrative fee for processing “curation” or similarly worded “intent-to-curate” agreements with permitted researchers. If the approved repository curates collections from external permitted researchers, a copy of the curation agreement template must be submitted to the State Archaeologist or their designee for approval (8 Colo. Code Regs. § 1504(9)). In an effort to give greater guidance to approved repositories, History Colorado created these standards for developing such agreement templates with permitted researchers.
Curation Agreement:Curation Agreement • June 25th, 2019
Acceptance of donation of archaeological collection for long-term curation at UW-Madison is requested for: Contract/Project Name: Contract/Project Number: Contract/Project Sponsor:
name of governmental agency and/or subdivisionCuration Agreement • May 19th, 2023
The transfer of the above-described documents and materials to CAR is made for the purpose of allowing CAR to retain in trust for Sponsor in accordance with the provisions of Tex. Nat. Res. Code §191.058(b), the regulations promulgated by the Texas Historical Commission found in 13 T.A.C. §26.1, et. seq., and all other applicable laws and regulations. As the curating facility, CAR may make copies, electronically scan images or documents, microfilm, make loans, request and authorize analyses, reorganize the collection, and otherwise preserve, conserve and use these materials as outlined in guidelines for curation repositories. Any permanent transfer of items should be to a facility with equal capacity for permanent curation. Though CAR is the acknowledged holder of these materials and may use them as stated above, actual ownership of the materials and records rests with the governmental entity indicated as Sponsoring Agency. Unless otherwise prohibited by state or federal law or regulat
