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2502 2503 2504 2505 2506 2507 250& 2509 2510 2511 2512 2513 2514 2515 2516 2517 2518 2519 2520 2521 2522 2523 2524 2525 2526 2527 2528 2529 __ __"._ n_____._~~_~.._.. ~k""'_"4_"..r..',',,,', , 99 . M04) Maintain, and integrate all appropriate cultural data Tecovered from monitorin~, remedial and miti~ative actions and incorporate these data into evolving research designs and miti~ation strategies for understandin~ human occupation and use of the Colorado River ecosystem. IN 4.1 Develop evolving research designs and/or other methods including synthesis of existing available data and GIS for understanding human occupation and use. [priority 5] Proposed Activities: 1) Infonnation dissemination! tribal educational efforts! access to GCMRC data. The GCMRC is concerned with ensuring participation in implementing appropriate methods for dissemination of monitoring and research infonnation to tribal and other stakeholder groups for an understanding of human occupation and impacts in the Colorado River ecosystem, The GCMRC will work with the Native American communities to develop appropriate mechanisms for public outreach and information dissemination including participatory educational efforts. Possible future projects include educational agreements, publications in varying fonnats for infonnation dissemination to tribal members, student outreach field trips and visits, and workshops developed by the GCMRC and Native American hosts to present differing perspectives on canyon resources and dam operations. Without the benefit of results from the on-going projects, specific research endeavors cannot be proposed at this time. While addressing resource impacts, research studies proposed by GCMRC in the future should coordinate, when feasible, with the general research domains developed within the PA program's Historic Preservation Plan. These areas provide an intellectual framework to fonnulate data collection and these domains infonn on important aspects of past occupation within the river corridor. These domains include: dating and chronometrics, demography, subsistence, settlement systems, cultural affiliation, socio- political issues, technology and exchange. In addition, a full range of methods for data retrieval must be devised within the research designs. These methods can include non-invasive techniques such as historical literature searches, traditional oral histories, remote sensing, conventional invasive data ...:". ", ~ -:i \.: ,',' " o. '.' ,.' , ,. I.':,: " '.'; ,-" i_: ".:, ;...: ~~;j ..'1;' ~, )-} ~?~ November S. 1998 Second Draft - Do Not Cite, Pbotocopy, or Distribute