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Questions and Answers 1. What are TCPs? 2. How are TCPs different from other cultural resources? I raditional Cultural Properties, or TCPs, have very specific meanings to those peo ple and agencies involved in cultural re source management. A TCP may be de fined as an area that i...

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  • August 3, 2024
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  • 2024/2025
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, TRADITIONAL C U L T U R A L PROPERTIES
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments 2
Introduction 3
Questions and Answers 4-7
Identifying and Evaluating TCPs 8-14
National Register Criterion A 8-10
National Register Criterion B 11
National Register Criterion C 12-13
National Register Criterion D 14



Acknowledgments
""he U. S. Forest Service, Southern Region, and the
National Park Service, Southeast Region, wish to
I thank the following for contributing their time and
| talent toward the production of this brochure: Kent
Schneider, U. S. Forest Service, Southern Region; Mark R.
Barnes, Senior Archeologist, National Register Programs
Division, NPS-SERO; Frank J. J. Miele, Senior Historian,
National Register Programs Division, NPS-SERO; Paul
Lusignan, National Register Historian, NPS-WASO; the
Alabama State Historic Preservation Office; and the Blue Clan
oftheEchota Cherokee.




This brochure is a joint project of the U. S. Forest Service
(USFS) and the National Park Service (NPS) and was paid for
by an NPS Cultural Resources Training Initiative grant.

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