Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
This Project Will Collect Data to Improve the San Francisco Peaks Traditional Cultural Property Documentation Under the National Historic Preservation Act. This Work Is Critical as the Tribes Possess Traditional Cultural Knowledge to Share That Will Inform Future Land Management Decisions Concerning the Peaks. Key Project Activities Related to Funding Include: a. Oral and Written Histories; B. Geographic Features of Significance; C. Cultural Resources/archaeological Sites; D. Ongoing Traditional Cultural Uses; E. Management Recommendations; and F. Description of National Register of Historic Places Eligibility Criteria and Aspects of Integrity.
Committed
$14,920
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