Name: Preserving Archaeology on an Unprecedented Scale (ASW 15-1)
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Preserving Archaeology on an Unprecedented Scale (ASW 15-1)

This issue of Archaeology Southwest looks at 6 of the 7 new national monuments created in the Southwest during Bill Clinton’s presidency. Also covered is some of the history of governmental land protection in the US.

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This Issue’s Articles Include:

• Vermillion Cliffs – Diana Hawks
• Grand Canyon-Parashant – Diana Hawks
• Grand Staircase-Escalante – Doug McFadden
• Canyons of the Ancients – Mark D Varien & LouAnn Jacobson
• Agua Fria – J. Scott Wood & David R. Wilcox
• Ironwood Forest – Paul R. Fish
• Protecting Archaeology in its Natural Setting – Bruce Babbit
• Edgar Lee Hewett and the 1906 Antiquities Act – Don D. Fowler
• The Antiquities Act in Court – William H Doelle
• BLM’s New National Monuments – Lamar Smith
• Managing Archaeological Resources for the Future – a Monumental Task – Bill Lipe

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Preserving Archaeology on an Unprecedented Scale (ASW 15-1)

Preserving Archaeology on an Unprecedented Scale (ASW 15-1)

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