Links

The following links take you to useful web sites that are directly related to this section. Remember, you are often leaving the National Park Service when you go to these sites. Although we recommend them, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of their content.

Examples of Repository Collection Submission Requirements for Material Remains
University of Alaska Museum, Archaeology Collections
Requirements for the Preparation of Archaeological Project Collections, Arizona State Museum
Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin

Examples of Repository Collection Submission Requirements for Associated Records
Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin

Examples of Repository Acquisition Policies
Florida Museum of Natural History
Oklahoma State University Museum

Examples of Curation Agreements and Forms
Minnesota Department of Administration, State Archaeologist
Minnesota Historical Society
Texas State

Curation Costs
Calculating Curation Costs, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin
A Decade of Study into Repository Fees for Archeological Curation, National Park Service
Curation Fees, Arizona State Museum

Digital Data Issues
Guides to Good Practice, Archaeological Data Service, United Kingdom

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3. Relevant Laws, Regulations, Policies, and Ethics

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5. Curation Prior to the Field

Project design

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Collecting strategy

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6. Curation in the Field and Lab

7. Repositories

8. Collections Management

9. Access and Use

10. The Future

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