1999 "'A Careful Negotiation of Space': New Discoveries, Interpretations at Booker T. Washington's Birthplace." Common Ground (Winter 1998/Spring 1999)
McManamon, Francis P.
The NPS Systemwide Archeological Inventory Program (SAIP) is a long-term, systematic research effort designed to locate, evaluate, and document archeological resources in units of the national park system. Learn more in the following two 1992 publications.
Aubry, Michele C., Dana C. Linck, Mark J. Lynott, Robert R. Mierendorf, and Kenneth M. Schoenberg.
1992 "Executive Summary: NPS Systemwide Archeological Inventory Program." NPS, Anthropology Division.
Grumet, Robert S.
1988 "Archeology in the National Historic Landmarks Program." Technical Brief 3, NPS, Archeological Assistance Division.
Jameson, John H., Jr., John E. Ehrenhard, and Wilfred
Keel, Bennie C.
Little, Barbara and Erika Martin Siebert, Jan Townsend,
John H. Sprinkle, Jr. and John Knoerl
The following plans were prepared to meet the goals of the Systemwide Archeological Inventory Program, described in Aubry et al. 1992, linked in Technical Assistance above. See National Park Service’s Systemwide Archeological Inventory Program.
Alaska Region Plan - All Parks (1995, 9.5 MB .pdf)
Intermountain Region Plan - Rocky Mountain Parks (1998, 6.46 MB .pdf)
Intermountain Region Plan - Southwest Parks (1994, 297 KB .pdf)
Midwest Region Plan - All Parks (Revised 2003, 1.5 MB .pdf)
National Capital Region - All Parks (1995, 27.46 MB .pdf)
Northeast Region Plan - Mid-Atlantic Parks (1995, 4.69 MB .pdf)
Northeast Region Plan - North Atlantic Parks (no date, 24 MB, .pdf)
Pacific West Region - All Parks (1994, 7.88 MB .pdf)
Pacific West Region Plan - Columbia Cascades Parks (1996, 4.53 MB, .pdf)
Pacific West Region - Pacific Islands Parks (2000, 7.91 MB .pdf)
Southeast Region Plan - All Parks (1996, 83.3 MB .pdf)