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LexisNexis(TM) Academic -Document Page 1 of 2 _. Home Sources How Do I? Site Map What's New Help Search Terms: 24-SO-405 y~, FOCUST"' ii'iiliiWiiiY~ Edit Search _ _ . ___~ ~ ~3~IiFP an i_iv 4`_r _._-~:~~ ~ __ ` } i'.+at ~ _~'! FU{I 'i DOCU TCOL 1 Of 4. r1EXt 1~ COLORADO REVISED STATUTES *** THIS SECTION IS CURRENT THROUGH THE 2002 SUPPLEMENT (2002 SESSIONS) *** TITLE 24. GOVERNMENT -STATE STATE HISTORY, ARCHIVES, AND EMBLEMS ARTICLE 80. STATE HISTORY, ARCHIVES, AND EMBLEMS PART 4. HISTORICAL, PREHISTORICAL, AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES GO TO CODE ARCHIVE DIRECTORY FOR THIS JURISDICTION C.R.S. 24-80-405 (2002) 24-80-405. Objectives and duties of the state archaeologist (t) The state archaeologist shall function to provide assistance to and cooperate with the general public, indUStrieS, and agencies of local, State, and federal government, including institutions of higher education, in pursuit of the following objectives: (a) To assist, consult with, and advise state and local governmental agencies and private persons on archaeological problems; (b) To promote development of archaeological resources for educational purposes; (c) To conduct studies to develop archaeological information; (d) To inventory and analyze this state's archaeological resources as to location, quantity, and their cultural significance; (e) To collect and preserve archaeological resources; (f) To advise the state and to act as liaison agency in transactions dealing with archaeological resources between state agencies and other states and between state agencies and the federal government on common problems and studies; (g) To issue permits to qualified applicants for the conduct of archaeological studies; (h) To arrange for the care, use, and storage of any archaeological resources collected; (i) To prepare, publish, and distribute reports, maps, and bulletins when necessary to achieve the purposes of this part 4; (j) To accept and, through the department of personnel, to use, disburse, and administer all federal funds or other property, services, and moneys allotted to the office of state archaeologist for the purpases of this part 4 and to prescribe, by regulation not inconsistent with the laws of this state, the conditions under which such funds, property, services, or moneys shall be accepted and administered. On behalf of the state, the society http://web.lexis-nexis.com/universe/document?_m=fOd518f37e69e0caa31 fa12b 1 f5 ec5df&_... 5/3/2003