NRCS Colorado Technical Resources Ecological Sciences Cultural Resources

Cultural Resources are evidence of past human activity. These may include pioneer homes, buildings or old roads; structures with unique architecture; prehistoric village sites; historic or prehistoric artifacts or objects; rock inscription; human burial sites; earthworks, such as battlefield entrenchments, prehistoric canals, or mounds. These nonrenewable resources often yield unique information about past societies and environments, and provide answers for modern day social and conservation problems.

Important Links

• Cultural Resources Fact Sheet
• Federal Historic Preservation Laws
• Links to the Past
• National Historic Preservation Program
• Protecting Historic Properties: A Citizen's Guide to Section 106 Review

These National Statement of Work Templates require Microsoft Word

Cultural Resources Evaluations (35 KB)

Cultural Resources Archival Research (36 KB)

Cultural Resources Identification Surveys (50 KB)

More Information

• NRCS National Cultural Resources Web pages

• NRCS National Cultural Resources Procedures Handbook

• The National Trust for Historic Preservation

State Contact:

Marsha Sims
State Archeologist
Denver Federal Center
Building 56, Room 2604
PO Box 25426
Denver, CO 80225-0426
720.544.2815

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Last Modified: 01/28/2011