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Cultural-Resource Survey and Inventory of a War-Torn Landscape: The Stuart's Hill Tract, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia. Occasional Report No. 7
Manassas National Battlefield Park acquired the Stuart's Hill Tract from developers on November 10, 1988 when President Reagan signed Public Law 100-647. Under the regulations of the 1966 Historic Preservation Act, any property acquired by the National Park Service must be assessed, and all cultural resources identified, especially those which meet the criteria for the National Register of Historic Places (section 106). The archeological survey identified and evaluated both historic and prehistoric remains. Once acquired by the Park Service, an initial archeological pedestrian survey confirmed that a significant portion of the tract had been disturbed by development activities. This disturbance included mechanical grading of the surface of the affected areas to subsoil, road construction, and the construction of houses.
Cultural-Resource Survey and Inventory of a War-Torn Landscape: The Stuart's Hill Tract, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia. Occasional Report No. 7
Manassas National Battlefield Park acquired the Stuart's Hill Tract from developers on November 10, 1988 when President Reagan signed Public Law 100-647. Under the regulations of the 1966 Historic Preservation Act, any property acquired by the National Park Service must be assessed, and all cultural resources identified, especially those which meet the criteria for the National Register of Historic Places (section 106). The archeological survey identified and evaluated both historic and prehistoric remains. Once acquired by the Park Service, an initial archeological pedestrian survey confirmed that a significant portion of the tract had been disturbed by development activities. This disturbance included mechanical grading of the surface of the affected areas to subsoil, road construction, and the construction of houses.
Cultural-Resource Survey and Inventory of a War-Torn Landscape: The Stuart's Hill Tract, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Virginia. Occasional Report No. 7
L. J. Galke (author) / K. Fitzpatrick (author) / J. L. Hernigle (author) / M. McCartney (author) / C. Whitley (author)
1992
184 pages
Report
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English