Small correction:
The meetings will be held in Riverside (not Redlands), California, at the Mission Inn.
There is a "do" scheduled at SRI's office in Redlands one night, and both Statistical Research,
Inc. (SRI), and ESRI are located in Redlands.
Not that Redlands isn't a nice little town with some wonderful architecture and historic
neighborhoods and nice restaurants, but you should probably make your hotel reservations in
Riverside for the sake of convenience.
Gwyn Alcock
Statistical Research, Inc.
Redlands, Calif.
--- [log in to unmask] wrote:
> In a message dated 9/10/2004 4:12:57 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
> > I'll expose my ignorance (again)...and ask...How does one go about getting
> > their reports on this database? Is this something the state historic
> > office of preservation does (from their regional information centers)?? It
> > would be nice if there were more local regional places to access. Not that
> > I dont think we could learn from other parts of the country/world...but we
> > usually are dealing with local issues. Of course...I'm thinking of
> > prehistoric sites mostly. (oops)
> >
>
> Come to the ACRA meetings in Redlands, California on September 30 and October
> 1-2 at the Mission Inn. Among the many sessions of interest to contractors,
> will be two sessions concerning contracting with the National Park Service.
> I will be moderating both of them. Frank McManamon, Chief of Archaeology for
> the NPS, Terry Childs, also of NPS Washington, Linda Greene of Death Valley
> National Park and Adrienne Anderson of the Intermountain Region of the NPS, will
> all be there. In the first session, Terry Childs, who is in charge of the
> National Archeological Database, will explain the database (which includes over
> 350,000 reports) and encourage people to use it. She will also be discussing
> how people can help to improve it and even add to it.
>
> For information on the ACRA meetings, go to www.acra-crm.org.
>
> Mike Polk
> Sagebrush Consultants, L.L.C.
> Ogden, Utah
>
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