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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 following items are expected
to be filled out on the Alaska Heritage Resources Survey (AHRS) form or
otherwise provided: SITE NAME: Historic or common name of the site, district, building, structure, or object; place secondary names within parentheses. SITE DESCRIPTION: Describe the physical characteristics of the remains present so that an investigator can recognize the site. If a structure or building, particularly describe the construction type, dimensions, appearance, and present condition. If an archaeological site, describe the approximate site area, the number, shape, and dimensions of surface features, the stratigraphy if exposed, and any artifacts which may be present. SIGNIFICANCE: Briefly describe the potential significance of the property. LOCATION: The location must be mappable; try to describe from smallest to largest frame of reference. For historic structures give street address and Lot and Block, if available. MAP SHEET: USGS 1:63,360 map sheet within quadrangle. ALIQUOT: Aliquot part, Section, Township, Range, Meridian. CITATIONS: Bibliographic references: the source of this and other information pertinent to the site. PERTINENT DATES: Associated date(s) such as: AD 1927, AD 1930s, AD 1926-1937, BP 3359+/-280, BC 2000, etc. PROPERTY OWNER: Owner of record, if known. NOTE: A map location must be provided for a site to be entered on the AHRS. At a minimum, this would be a photocopy of a USGS 1:63,360 map with the site precisely located with a small dot. If a historic building within a town or city, the location should be plotted on a plat map, if available. Although preferred, it is not necessary that the site information be provided on our form; written reports, site survey forms, etc. are quite acceptable. For further information contact: AHRS Coordinator oha.ibs@alaska.gov or Dave McMahan ( dave.mcmahan@alaska.gov) at 907-269-8723. The blank AHRS data form listed in the table below is in pdf format and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader version 3.0 or later to view and print the document on-line. Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free by clicking on the "Get Acrobat" button below. Follow the instructions and choose the the appropriate type of Acrobat Reader for your computer. Once Acrobat Reader is on the computer, click on the data form title below to access the document.
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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 Permits for Investigations on State Lands 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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