Antiquities violations and site protection efforts on national forests in Oregon and Washington

52 Pages·1993·2.9 MB·English

by  Davis, Carl M

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Antiquities Violations and
United States '
j Department of
Agriculture
Forest Service Site Protection Efforts on
Pacific
Northwest
National Forests in
Region
Oregon and Washington
Studies in Cultural Resource Management No. 12
Carl M. Davis, 1993
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STUDIES IN CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Study
Number TttIo Author
S B SS B S XC tXBSXSSSXSSBSSSSSSXSSBSSSSBBSS SS SS 3 S MS MS 3 SS SS S 3
1* Outlook; The Forest’s Past (1977) Jeffrey M. LaLande
2 You May Have Something There. Identifying Stephen Dow Beckham
**
Historical Resources In the Pacific
Northwest (1984) (Formerly titled
•Identifying and Assessing Historical
CulturaJ Resources in the Pacific
Northwest* 1978)
3 Heceta House: A Historical and Stephanie Finucane
*
Architectural Survey (1980)
4 CulturaJ Resource Inventory Plans: Carl M. Davis
Documenting Inventory Strategies (1983) Susan H. Marvin
5 Over-Snow Logging: Analysis of Impacts Frances M. Philipek
to Lithic Scatters (1985)
6 Archaeological Inventory and Predictive Editors:
Modelling in the Pacific Northwest (1985) Richard F. Darsie
James D. Keyser
7* A Data Recovery Study of Layser Cave Richard D. Daugherty
(45-LE-223) in Lewis County, Washington J. Jeffrey Flenniken
(1987) Jeanne M. Welch
8* A Data Recovery Study of Judd Peak Richard D. Daugherty
Rockshelters (45-LE-222) In Lewis County, J. Jeffrey Flenniken
Washington (1987) Jeanne M. Welch
9*** Management Strategy for Treatment of Editors:
Lithic Scatter Sites (1988) James D. Keyser
Thomas L Burge
Dorothy M. Fleming
10 Historic Buildings in Wilderness: E. Gail Throop
A Search for Compatibilities (1990)
11 Shell Midden Excavation on the Siuslaw Editor
National Forest (1991) Billee W. Hoombeek
12 Antiquities Violations and Srte Protection Carl M. Davis
Efforts on National Forests in
Oregon and Washington (1993)
Out-of-print
On the cover of the 1984 reprint, the author’s name Is missF)eIIed as Beckman
On the cover of this volume, some were Inadvertently mlsnumbered as No. 7
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Antiquities Violations and Site Protection Efforts on
National Forests in Oregon and Washington
By
Carl M. Davis
with contributions by
Tom Russell
and
Carola Stoney
Pacific Northwest Region
USDA Forest Service
1993
ABSTRACT
This report is a summary of all prosecuted misdemeanor and felony antiquities violations that occurred on
National Forest lands in Oregon and Washington from 1978 through 1992, It further describes current
archaeological site protection efforts in Region 6 of the USDA Forest Service and highlights programs and
tools available to National Forests that are implementing site protection measures. By providing these data,
this refX)rt should encourage and assist archaeologists, law enforcement officers, and land managers iri
recognizing and pursuing potential antiquities violations at the field level.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This report is the result of the long-standing encouragement and support of Regional Archaeologist, Jim
Keyset. 1 am particularly indebted to Jim, Linda Clark, Roger Ctisafi, Rich Grandalski, Jeff Kent, Jill Osborn,
Tom Russell, Sara Scott and Dennis Shrader for sharing their insights and perspectives about archaeologi¬
cal site protection in Oregon. I am grateful to the staff of the Siuslaw National Forest for allov/ing me the
time to complete this and other ARPA task force-related projects in the face of Forest recreation and cultural
resource work. Special thanks goes to Traci McKeovm for the cover illustration and to Bev Rohde for her
invaluable assistance in finalizing this report for publication.
Over the last several years the following people graciously responded to my frequent pleas for information
about past and active antiquities cases and site protection efforts: Debra Bamer, Mike Boynton, Elizabeth
Budy, Carla Burnside, Vance Carlson, Paul Claeyssens, Linda Clark, Doug Corrigan, Roger Crisafi, Tommy
Fulgham, Richard Hanes, Richard Johnson, Janet Joyer, John Kaiser, Tom Turck, Guy Marden, Rick
Martinson, Sue Marvin, Mike McCaslin, Rick McClure, Tom Russell, and Carola Stoney. While this informa¬
tion was essential to this report, any errors in the data presented, or in their interpretation, are mine alone.
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