Part 1

Sourcebook on Cultural Resource Management, Archaeology, and Cultural Heritage Values for the Native American Communities of California

Part 1: Key Laws addressing Native American Cultural Resources

• 1-0: Preface to Part 1
• 1-1: An Introduction to Cultural Resource Management (NAHC website)
• 1-2: Scenarios: Which Laws Applies?
• 1-3: Summary of Key Federal Cultural Resource Protection Laws (NAHC webite)
• 1-4: National Historic Preservation Act
• 1-5: 36 CFR 800, Protection of Historic Properties
• 1-6: Protecting Historic Properties: A Citizen’s Guide to Section 106 Review
• 1-7: National Register Bulletin: How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation
• 1-8: National Register Bulletin: Guidelines for Identifying and Evaluating Traditional Cultural Properties
• 1-9: Consulting with Indian Tribes in the Section 106 Review Process
• 1-10: Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP) Policy Statement Regarding ACHP’s Relationships with Indian Tribes
• 1-11: Executive Order 13007, Indian Sacred Sites
• 1-12: The Relationship Between Executive Order 13007 Regarding Indian Sacred Sites and Section 106
• 1-13: National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969, as amended through 1982
• 1-14: CEQ – Regulations for Implementing NEPA
• 1-15: NEPA for Historic Preservationists and Cultural Resource Managers
• 1-16: Executive Order 12898, Federal Action to Address “Environmental Justice” in Minority Populations and Low Income Populations
• 1-17: Archaeological Resources Protection Act (ARPA) of 1979
• 1-18: 43 CFR 7, Regulations for ARPA, as revised through October 1, 1997
• 1-19: Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (Federal NAGPRA) of 1990
• 1-20: 43 CFR 10, NAGPRA Final Route
• 1-21: Key State Historic Preseervation Laws
• 1-22: California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and Historical Resources
• 1-23: Native American Graves Protection
• 1-24: Public Resources Code, Section 5097.9
• 1-25: California Assembly Bill 978 (Steinberg 2001), NAGPRA
• 1-26: California Senate Bill 18 (Burton 2004), Traditional Tribal Cultural Places
• 1-27: Tribal Consultation Guidelines (for SB 18), Suppliment to General Plan Guidelines
• 1-28: Fact Sheet: The Steps in Granting a Conservation Easement
• 1-29: Model Conservation Easement, What Each of the Parts Mean
• 1-30: Sample Draft Deed of a Cultural Conservation Easement
• 1-31: Model Language for Title Restrictions
• 1-32: Tribal Lands Program: Conserving Land for American Indians
• 1-33: Fact Sheet: Potential Tax Savings
• 1-34: California Senate Bill 1816 (Chesbro 2002), Native American Historic Resource Preservation Act
• 1-35: Executive Order 13175: Consultation and Coordination with Inidian Tribal Governments
• 1-36: BLM Handbook H-8120-1 Guidelines for Conducting Tribal Consultation
• 1-37: Tribal Consultation, Best Practices in Historic Preservation
• 1-38: Native American Heritage Commission’s Consultation Guidelines