N.M. Code R. § 4.10.15.19 - NEGATIVE SURVEY REPORTS
The NMCRIS investigation abstract constitutes the final survey report for surveys that do not identify cultural properties of any kind or only identify isolates. Letter reports are prohibited.
A. Complete all sections of the NMCRIS
investigation abstract. Anelectronic version of the NMCRIS investigation
abstract and guidelines for its use are available from ARMS and HPD. It is
permissible to increase or decrease the size of the data fields on the paper
copy of the form, as needed, or attach continuation sheets.
B. In the event an archaeological site
reported to be located within the APE or project area is not relocated during
the survey, check the site update box on the LA archaeological site record and
complete the identification and ownership, recording information, condition,
recommendations and narrative site description sections. Explain in the
narrative site description section specific efforts that were made to find the
site and the reason(s) the site could not be relocated.
C. Append the following to the NMCRIS
investigation abstract:
(1) a copy of the
NMCRIS map server map check; NMCRIS table is optional;
(2) a project map based on a USGS 7.5-minute
(1:24,000) topographic quadrangle source that depicts the exact location of the
APE, survey area (if different from the APE) and exact location of all
isolates;
(3) a list of all
isolates and detailed information on each isolate consistent with 4.10.15.13
NMAC;
(4) a list of all isolates
collected;
(5) photographs and
photographic log, illustrations and other graphics;
(6) a copy of all updated LA archaeological
site records consistent with 4.10.15.11E NMAC; and
(7) signature of the principal investigator
certifying accuracy of the information provided.
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