Southeastern New Mexico Regional Research Design and Resource Management Strategy

Description

Author: Hogan, Patrick

Publisher: Historic Preservation Division, Department of Cultural Affairs (Santa Fe, NM)

Pub Date: 2006

Binding: Paperback (wire-o binding)

Condition: Fair.  Wire-o binding tight, no bent rings.  No marks, tears, folds. Clear plastic covers.  Lower edge front cover has an approx.  1½” missing chip, with lower front cover edge worn at that spot.

Notes: “The ultimate goal…is to foster the routine collection of commonly agreed-upon important data during survey and through excavation that will allow other researchers to progress in their own studies and enable land managers to  make decisions on site eligibility and treatment in the face of continued oil and gas development on federal, state, and private land in southeast New Mexico.”  (From the Preface).   Revenue from oil and gas drilling comprises 25-30% of New Mexico’s general fund revenue.  Archaeology doesn’t.  How to preserve the archaeology while keeping the tax dollars flowing.  From the library of the late archaeologist Linda Cordell.