Establishes the State Office of Archaeology within the Department of Natural Resources to oversee archaeological and paleontological preservation.
The bill establishes the State Office of Archaeology within the Department of Natural Resources to oversee archaeological and paleontological preservation. The office will develop a statewide plan, conduct surveys, and ensure compliance with federal laws. It will also coordinate with the state historic preservation office and other governmental entities. The office will serve as the official repository for archaeological artifacts and provide guidance and research assistance. The director of the office must be a professional archaeologist.
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