Haw. Code R. § 13-279-4 - Archaeological monitoring plan
(a) Archaeological
monitoring undertaken in response to SHPD requirements or recommendations shall
be based on a written plan, which specifies:
(1) What kinds of archaeological remains or
historic properties are anticipated or require protection;
(2) Where in the project area these
properties are known to be or anticipated to be located;
(3) Needed fieldwork to protect or document
known or anticipated historic properties, which may include, but not be limited
to, profile documentation of stratigraphy, drawings, photographs, lithic
sourcing, and excavation of exposed features;
(4) A provision that the archaeologist
conducting the monitoring has been given the authority to halt ground
disturbing activities in the immediate area of a find, in order to carry-out
the plan. Project activities can shift to other areas in such a case;
(5) A coordination meeting with any
construction team and the archaeologist, so the construction team is aware of
the plan;
(6) Any laboratory work
expected to be done;
(7) Report
preparation; and
(8) Archiving of
any collections.
(b)
This plan shall be reviewed and approved by the SHPD prior to the monitoring
project, unless otherwise agreed to by SHPD.
(c) If monitoring is proposed in response to
the inadvertent discovery of human skeletal remains, a written monitoring plan
may not be required.
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