Carl:

Sorry for the delayed response.  The answer to your
question is yes, some states have published guidelines
for underwater archaeology, Florida comes to mind off
the top of my head.  I will pass your message on the
our group of State Underwater Archaeology Managers and
have them respond to you directly.

Jason Burns
Deputy State Archaeologist - Underwater
Georgia Department of Natural Resources
912-598-3346
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--- Carl Steen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I've been helping to update our state professional
> archaeologists council's  
> (COSCAPA) Guidelines and Standards for
> Archaeological Investigations and a  
> question came up recently regarding underwater
> projects. We don't have any  
> specific guidelines other than to consult with the
> state underwater archaeology  
> folks. Do any other states have guidelines and
> standards for underwater 
> projects  conducted in a section 106 context? Do
> other states require underwater work 
>  as often as they do terrestrial work? thanks, Carl 
> Steen
> 



		
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