Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 25 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Part I - Office of Cultural Development
Chapter 1 - Division of Archeology
Subchapter A - Regulations
Section I-113 - Types of Contracts
Universal Citation: LA Admin Code I-113
Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024
A. Three categories of contracts, oriented toward specific types of investigation, will be recognized by the commission. When a state archaeological landmark on private lands or excluded public lands is involved, each type of contract must be endorsed by the landowner or by an appropriate governmental official respectively. The three categories of contracts that will be authorized to be executed by the commission under the act and regulations are as follows.
1.
Survey and
Reconnaissance-a contract for the purpose of searching a specific area
for sites by visual examinations of the surface or by use of specialized
equipment such as magnetometers and metal detectors. Under this type of
contract, investigation is limited to recording site locations, mapping,
photographing, controlled surface collecting, soil augering to determine depths
of midden deposits, and aerial reconnaissance.
2.
Testing-a contract
allowing detailed examination of a particular site by systematic test
excavations of limited scope.
3.
Excavation-a contract providing for full investigation and
extensive excavation of a particular locality.
AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 41:1601-1613.
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