Real World Archaeology: When Preservation Issues Break the Heart

Just about twenty years ago, I was a young whippersnapper archaeologist, leading my first large highway survey project, surveying 25 miles of a 400 foot wide corridor over hills and valleys through agricultural land in advance of a new four-lane highway. One day, I got my first inkling that cultural resource management means there are impacts on the human culture of an area that are not related to the archaeological sites.
Real World Archaeology

This picture of a farmhouse in Michigan is by another of my pals on Flickr, Aunt Owwee (c) 2006.