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 State of Alaska > Natural Resources > Parks and Outdoor Recreation > History and Archaeology |
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Alaska Heritage Resources Survey (AHRS) |
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The Alaska Heritage Resources Survey (AHRS) is a restricted statewide inventory of Alaska’s reported historic, prehistoric, and archaeological resources. The Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Office of History and Archaeology (OHA) maintains the inventory under the authority of AS 41.35.070(a) for the fundamental purpose of facilitating resource identification and evaluation for research, planning, protection and development. The AHRS is part of OHA’s computerized Integrated Business Suite (IBS).
The AHRS, a General Overview: IBS/AHRS Access Policies and Guidelines: IBS/AHRS Access Requirements and User Agreement Forms:
We cannot except electronic signatures through the State of Alaska system, please sign, scan and send the document toAHRS Coordinator or Dave McMahan. Additional Resources for AHRS Users
Program contacts: AHRS Coordinator oha.ibs@alaska.gov or Nicole Lantz (nicole.lantz@alaska.gov) at 907-269-8718.  NOTICE
Beginning July 1, 2011 the Office of History and Archaeology has new guidelines for Integrated Business System / Alaska Heritage Resources Survey (IBS/AHRS) access.May 25, 2011 Please see: http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/oha/ahrs/ahrs.htm for details. All users must complete all the applicable forms found at the above web site to continue accessing the IBS/AHRS. An OHA Litigation Disclosure Form and an AHRS Data Request Form must be completed for each project; the user agreements are renewed annually. In addition, non-agency personnel and contractors are required to: (1) demonstrate a legitimate business or research need, (2) attend an IBS/AHRS training course, (3) submit proof of completion of a B.S. or B.A. degree in archaeology, and anthropology, architectural history, history, or historic preservation. Please note that contractors working for a federal, state, or local agencies are not considered agency users. The IBS/AHRS Orientation Workshop is a half day training that is offered at OHA on the second Thursday of each month. For individuals outside Anchorage training is offered via the web as needed. The training provides IBS/AHRS users with the basic skills needed to effectively and responsibly use the digital and paper resources of the Office of History and Archaeology. |
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Office of History and Archaeology (OHA) Heritage Newsletter OHA and SHPO Staff Alaska Historical Commission Alaska Geographic Names Program Alaska Gold Rush Centennials Alaska Archaeological Survey Alaska State Historical Parks Alaska OHA Photo Galleries Cultural Resource Plan for the Denali Highway Lands Frequently Used Resources Alaska Heritage Resources Survey Report Submittal Checklist and Cover Sheet Paleontological Materials Permits for Investigations on State Lands Report Submittal Checklist and Cover Sheet Request for SHPO Section 106 Review OHA Projects Castle Hill Archaeological Project Broken Mammoth Archaeological Project The Wreck of the Kad'yak Southeast Alaska Historic Shipwrecks Alaska State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) SHPO Main Page Alaska's Historic Preservation Plan National Register of Historic Places Section 106 Review Process Rehabilitation Tax Credit Certified Local Government Program Education (Project Archaeology) HPF Development Program Historic Preservation Links Historic Preservation Series National Historic Preservation Act Unalaska South Channel (Amaknak) Bridge Project Special Announcements New Hours Set for AHRS Research |
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