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The Alaska State Legislature designated 1994-2004 the Alaska Gold Rush Centennial Decade. The Office of History and Archaeology has
promoted the 100th anniversaries of gold discoveries that took place around Alaska and coordinated the state's commemoration
programs.
The Office of History and Archaeology (OHA) has materials, developed in cooperation with other agencies and groups, to promote
understanding of the Gold Rush era in Alaska's history. An Alaska Gold Rush Trails and Time Line brochure, with major events,
notes on participants, and a map showing routes of travel and the progression of gold discoveries in Alaska and the Yukon is
available from the office. Other materials available from OHA include a guide to researching a Gold Rush participant, a selected
reading list, and a chronology. An on-line documents-based teaching package, Alaska's Gold, has been developed by the Alaska
Division of Archives, Libraries and Museums, Department of Education and Early Development.
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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 Management 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
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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