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Update on the King County Historic Preservation Program’s Cultural
Resources Protection Project (Phases 1-3)
Philippe D. LeTourneau, King County HPPCharles M. Hodges, Pacific Geoarchaeological Services
Robert Kopperl, Willamette Cultural Resource Associates
Cultural Resource Protection SummitMay 24, 2017
The King County Historic Preservation Program (HPP) will soon complete the third phase of its federal-grant-funded Cultural Resources Protection Project. Phase 1 focused on pre-contact archaeology, Phase 2 on pre-contact archaeology and geoarchaeology, and Phase 3 focuses on ethnohistoric and historic archaeology. All three phases included creation of GIS data. Most of the work was done by consultants.
King County staff routinely use products from all three phases in review of County projects.
CRPP 2001-2017
CRPP 1 2001-2005
• Pre-contact archaeology• Partnership between KC Road Services Division, KC
Office of Cultural Resources, Burke Museum, Office of Archaeology & Historic Preservation
• FHWA Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) Grant ($375,000)
• $250,000 match (RSD, OCR, OAHP)• Larson Anthropological/Archaeological Services
CRPP 1 2001-2005
Phase 1 accomplishments:• GIS data
EthnographicBurkeGLO features and rasters
• Draft Context Statement• New RSD archaeologist position (originally Fennelle
Miller, now Tom Minichillo)• Data-sharing agreements with tribes• Staff training• National Association of Counties Award in 2007
CRPP 2 2007-2016
• Pre-contact archaeology• Partnership between KC HPP, KC RSD, Burke Museum• FHWA Transportation Enhancement Grant ($460,000)• $20,000 match (HPP)• Northwest Archaeological Associates/Puget Sound
River History Project/Willamette Cultural Resource Associates/Pacific Geoarchaeological Services
CRPP 2 2007-2016
Phase 2 accomplishments:• Final Context Statement (NADB 1688468 on WISAARD)• GIS data
Geoarchaeology - landforms, soils, historic river channelsResources - fish, shellfish, water, birds, plants, ungulatesMobility - thoroughfaresPhysical - aspect, slope
• GIS Sensitivity Model• KC Executive Procedures for Cultural Resources• New HPP archaeologist position (Phil LeTourneau)• Additional staff training
CRPP 3 2016-2017
• Historic and Ethnohistoric Archaeology• FHWA Transportation Enhancement Grant ($425,000)• $20,000 match (HPP)• SWCA Environmental Consultants
CRPP 3 2016-2017
Phase 3 accomplishments:• Review and compilation of existing context statements• Context Statement• GIS data
Early 20th-century Timber Cruiser Maps features and rastersDonation Claims, Homestead Entry PatentsCemeteries, roads, post offices, coal mines
• Procedure and Policy Recommendations• Additional staff training
CRPP 2 Context Statement
• Introduction• Late Pleistocene and Holocene Environments• Ethnohistoric Period Indian Groups• Archaeology and Pre-Contact Culture History• Classification of Archaeological Resources• Archaeological Investigations and Site Distributions• An Explanatory Model of Pre-Contact Native American
Settlement and Subsistence• Archaeological Site Sensitivity• Recommendations and Future Tasks
CRPP 2 Sensitivity Model
CRPP 2 Sensitivity Model
Attribute Table
Landforms
Ages
Land Systems
Land Systems – County Scale