Using Science to Preserve the Past

A series first published by the National Park Service, in reading order.

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Climate Change and Cultural Landscapes: A Draft Manual for Research, Planning and Stewardship

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With an NCPTT grant, the University of Oregon drafted a manual to help park managers respond to climate change on cultural landscapes, based on fieldwork at six national parks — with a three-stage decision tree and seven adaptation options, from doing nothing to relocation.

Mapping the Seafloor of a WWII Battlefield: The 2023 Guam Expedition

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Women in Archaeology at Fort Vancouver: From a Few Helpers to Often the Majority

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After the Scorpion Fire, 48 New Archeological Sites on Santa Cruz Island

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Replanting a historic apple orchard at Whiskeytown after the Carr Fire

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Using GIS Data to Improve Fossil Collection Practices at John Day Fossil Beds National Monument

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