Cultural resource definition

Cultural resource. – means historic structures and buildings which house cultural events and programs, and historic and cultural lands and features.

Cultural resource means any district, building, site, object, or other material in American history, architecture, archaeology, or culture which is of national, state, or local significance.

Cultural resource means any product of human activity or any object or place given significance by human action or belief. Places that may be cultural resources include building and other structures, landforms, archaeological sites, traditional cultural properties, and districts that are eligible, or potentially eligible, for listing on the Hualapai Register of Heritage Places or the National Register of Historic Places. Objects that may be cultural resources include artifacts and other physical remains of human activity, natural objects given significance by human action or belief, human remains and “cultural items’ as defined in the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (funerary objects, sacred objects and objects of cultural patrimony), and archaeological resources. Objects may be eligible for the Hualapai Register of Heritage Places or the national Register of Historic Places if they are in some way connected to a specific place.

Examples of Cultural resource in a sentence

• The City will provide a copy of the Biological Resources Assessment, Jurisdictional Delineation Report, Natural Environmental Study (“NES”), Nesting Bird Management Plan, Bat Management Plan, Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (“SWPPP”), Paleontological Resource Mitigation Plan (“PRMP”), and Cultural Resource Mitigation Plan (“CRMP”).

• Cultural Resource Consultant/Contractor (CRC) – A qualified and permitted professional consultant in cultural resources (archaeologist, historian, ethnographer, historic architect, architectural historian, or anthropologist) who is responsible for implementing cultural resource inventories and who prepares cultural resource documents, reports, analysis, records, and professional literature.

• Cultural Resource Monitoring is required during disturbance of virgin soils as identified in the PRMP.

• Cultural Resource consultants, in partnership with staff and consultants from New Mexico Arts, offer technical assistance and services related to protection, development and promotion of arts and cultural resources, cultural facilities and historic properties to enhance the local creative economy supporting cultural entrepreneurs, creative enterprises and industries.

More Definitions of Cultural resource

Cultural resource. Cultural resources are the physical evidence of the past activities and accomplishments of people (individual and society). They include prehistoric and historic districts, sites, buildings, structures, documents, or objects. Cultural resources can also include dance forms, aspects of folklife, landscapes, vistas, cultural or religious practices, and locations of cultural value to living societies, know as Traditional Cultural Properties.

Cultural resource is an object or definite location of human activity, occupation, or use identifiable through field survey, historical documentation, or oral evidence. Cultural resources are prehistoric, historic, archaeological, or architectural sites, structures, places, or objects and traditional cultural properties. Cultural resources include the entire spectrum of resources for which the Heritage Program is responsible from artifacts to cultural landscapes without regard to eligibility for listing on the National Register of Historic Places (FSM 2360.5). Emergency Undertaking: see Undertaking, a. Emergency Undertaking, below. Exemption: see Exempt Undertaking, below.

Cultural resource means any archaeological, historic, or architectural sites, districts, landscapes, buildings, structures, objects, and places of traditional cultural or religious importance to specified social or cultural groups. Cultural resources may be significant and eligible for listing in the national register of historic places or state register of cultural properties; they may be insignificant and ineligible for either register; or cultural resources may not have been evaluated to determine their significance and eligibility.

Cultural resource means any building, site, structure, object, or district, which may have significance in history or pre-history.

Cultural resource means any dis- trict, site, building, structure, or ob- ject significant in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering or culture, as determined in accordance with 36 CFR 60.6.

Cultural resource means man-made components of the physical environment which represent or reflect the history and prehistory of the state.

Cultural resource means a structure, place, site or object having historic, archaeological, scientific, architectural or other cultural significance.