Preservation of American Antiquities - Progress during 1906
Summary
This is a section of a compilation of short reports, Anthropolocic Miscellanea, included in this issue of American Anthropologist. Hewett's portion of the miscellanea describes recent activities concerning the preservation of American Antiquities. Some of the highlights include a bill that was enacted by the 59th Congress creating the Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado, for the purpose of preserving the remarkable cliff dwelling remains of that region and the Lacy Act.
Cite this Record
Preservation of American Antiquities - Progress during 1906. Edgar L. Hewett. American Anthropologist. 9 (1): 233-244. 1907 ( tDAR id: 372478) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8CJ8BPD
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Keywords
Investigation Types
Heritage Management
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Historic Background Research
General
Archaeological Permits
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Conservation
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Cultural Resource Management
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Law
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National Monument
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Theodore Roosevelt
Geographic Keywords
The United States
Temporal Keywords
20th Century
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