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Machine-readable finding aid created in EAD by Ben Bromley, 20 February 2013 Description is in English 2013-11-21 Converted to schema conforming EAD by dtd2schema.vh.xsl. A Guide to the Records of the Virginia Council on Indians, 1988-2012 A Collection in the Library of Virginia 50420 Ben Bromley

Library of Virginia 2013 Ben Bromley Library of Virginia Descriptive Summary The Library of Virginia Records of the Virginia Council on Indians, 1988-2012 50420 20 cu. ft. (20 boxes) English Virginia Council on Indians Administrative Information Access Restrictions

Privacy protected and confidential information is restricted from public access for 75 years (Code of Virginia 42.1-78). Restricted records in this collection have been sealed or flagged but not removed from the collection. Types of sealed or flagged information may include, but are not limited to: proprietary information (2.2-3705.6) and personal information (2.2-3705.1).

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Preferred Citation

Records of the Virginia Council on Indians, 1988-2012. Accession 50420, State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Va.

Acquisition Information

Accession 50420 was transferred by Deanna Beacham, 1111 E. Broad St., Richmond, Va., 30 May 2012.

Historical Information

In 1982, House Joint Resolution 97 created the Joint Subcommittee Studying the Relationship Between the State and Indian Tribes. Out of the work of this subcommittee came the Commission on Indians, which was created by HB 455 in 1983 and started operation on 1 July 1983. The Commission was created under the Secretary of Health and Human Services and its original purpose was "to gather information, make studies, and conduct research into the Indians tribes of the Commonwealth....[and] to suggest ways to assist Virginia's Indian population in reaching its full economic and social potential." In 1985 the General Assembly changed the name to the Virginia Council on Indians.

The Council reported its findings and recommendations to the Governor and General Assembly 60 days prior to the convening of the session of the General Assembly held in each even numbered year. When it was disbanded, the Council comprised of 16 members appointed by the Governor in the following categories: Representatives from each of the eleven state tribes officially recognized by Virginia; two members at-large from the Indian population residing in Virginia; one citizen member at-large; one member from the House of Delegates appointed by the Speaker of the House; and one member from the Senate of Virginia appointed by the Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections.

In 2002, the Council was charged with creating criteria for the recognition of additional tribes and with making recommendations to the Governor on which tribes to recognize. The Council was moved under the Secretary of Natural Resources in 2004. In 2011, Governor Robert McDonnell's Commission on Government Reform and Restructuring recommended the elimination of the Virginia Council on Indians. Legislation passed by the General Assembly in 2012 abolished the Council as of 30 June 2012.

 Scope and Content

This collection contains the administrative records of the Virginia Council on Indians as well as planning documents submitted to the Council. Administrative records include information related to the tribal recognition process at both the state and federal level, planning for the Jamestown 2007 celebration, preservation of historic sites, conferences both attended and run by members of the Council, and minutes and agendas for meetings of the Virginia Council on Indians. Planning documents include archaeological reviews of historic sites as well as subject files that include correspondence, memoranda of understanding, programmatic agreements, and other related material.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged into the following series:

I. Administrative records II. Planning documents Contents List Series I. Administrative records, 1990-2012. Extent: 7 cu. ft. (7 boxes).

Administrative records, 1990-2012, of the Virginia Council on Indians. There are subject files, 1990-2012, that contain information on the activities of the Virginia Council on Indians. Includes information related to the tribal recognition process at both the state and federal level, planning for the Jamestown 2007 celebration, preservation of historic sites, conferences both attended and run by members of the Council, and other activities of the Council. There are also minutes and agendas, 1998-2010, for meetings of the Virginia Council on Indians and other meetings attended by Council members, such as meetings with other departments within the Secretary of Natural Resources, meetings of the Recognition Committee, and meetings to prepare for events in which the Virginia Council on Indians is participating.

Series I is divided into two subseries: Subject files and Minutes and agendas.

Wherever possible, the original order of folders has been maintained.

Subject files, 1990-2012. 5 cu. ft. (5 boxes)

Subject files, 1990-2012, contain information on the activities of the Virginia Council on Indians. Includes information related to the tribal recognition process at both the state and federal level, planning for the Jamestown 2007 celebration, preservation of historic sites, conferences both attended and run by members of the Council, and other activities of the Council.

Freedom of Information Act request, 2010. 1 1 Copies of documents related to tribal recognition, 2010. 1 2 Freedom of Information Act request for tribal recognition material, 2010. 1 3 Freedom of Information Act request for tribal recognition material, 2008. 1 4-6 Hand Site Excavation, 2010. 1 7 Walt Brown Letter, 2010 January 17. 1 8 Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) and the Nottoway of Virginia Tribes, 2008. 1 9 Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Tribe, 2003-2010. 1 10-14 Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Correspondence, 2002-2010. 1 15-17 Federal Recognition, 2000-2004. 1 18 Federal Recognition Letters, 2003-2004. 1 19 Federal Recognition: Resolution 754, 1998-1999. 1 20 Federal Recognition Constituent Letters, 2004. 1 21 Camilla Townsend, 2004. 1 22 Camilla Townsend, 2003. 1 23 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2008-2009. 1 24 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2007. 1 25 Council of Virginia Archaeologists legislation, 2006. 1 26 Stop Relic Hunting, undated. 1 27 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2005. 1 28 Council of Virginia Archaeologists legislative affairs, 2006. 1 29 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2003-2004. 1 30 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2005. 2 1 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2005. 2 2 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2006. 2 3 Council of Virginia Archaeologists, 2006-2007. 2 4 Governor's Interstate Indian Council, 2004-2010. 2 5 Threatened Sites Committee, 2011. 2 6 Threatened Sites Committee, 2010. 2 7 Threatened Sites Committee, 2009. 2 8 Threatened Sites Committee, 2008. 2 9 Threatened Sites Committee, 2007. 2 10 Threatened Sites Committee, 2006. 2 11 Threatened Sites Committee, 2005. 2 12 Threatened Sites Committee, 1990-2005. 2 13 Powhatan Statue, 2003. 2 14 Black Hawk Highway Marker Dedication, 2007. 2 15 First Landing Signage, undated. 2 16 Defense Supply Center Richmond Signage, 2006. 2 17 Charles City Markers, 2004. 2 18 French and Indian War Marker, 2004. 2 19 Schauffler Scholarship, 2005. 2 20 Consultations: Richmond to Hampton Roads Rail, 2005. 2 21 Consultations: Virginia Legends award for Powhatan, 2004. 2 22 Consultations: Federal Highway Administration and Virginia Department of Transportation, 2004. 2 23 Consultations: Radford Army Ammunition Plant, 2004. 2 24 Consultations: Flanary Site/Duneannon, 2004. 2 25 Working Together: Developing Partnerships with American Indians in New Jersey and Delaware, undated. 2 26 Consultations: Ripley Site, 2003. 2 27 Consultations: Loudoun County, 2004. 2 28 Consultations: Museum of Natural History, 2004. 2 29 Consultations: Stafford County, 2004. 2 30 Standards of Learning, 2007-2008. 2 31 Five Ponds Press, 2008. 2 32 Teaching American History Grant, 2006. 2 33 Summit on Chesapeake Education, undated. 2 34 Chesapeake Bay Program, 2005. 2 35 Jamestown 400/Sultana, 2006. 2 36 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Initial Consultation, 2004. 2 37 Jamestown Settlement Initial Content, 2004. 2 38 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2007. 2 39 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2004. 2 40 Jamestown: Two Trails at Neck of Land, 2006. 2 41 Haley Sharpe/Historic Jamestowne, 2004. 2 42 Historic Jamestowne Waysides, 2006. 2 43 Jamestown Project: Historic Jamestowne Visitor Center, 2004. 2 44 Programmatic Agreement for Jamestown Development Plan, 2003-2004. 2 45 National Park Service Programmatic Agreement for Jamestown, 2003. 2 46 National Park Service Programmatic Agreement for Jamestown, 2003. 2 47 National Park Service Jamestown, 2006. 2 48 Jamestown Storyboards, 2006. 2 49 James River State Park, 2004-2005. 2 50 Captain John Smith National Historic Trail, 2005. 2 51 Captain John Smith National Historic Water Trail, 2005. 2 52 Captain John Smith National Historic Water Trail, 2006. 2 53 Captain John Smith National Historic Water Trail draft and letter, 2006. 2 54 John Smith Gateway Project, 2003-2004. 2 55 Cooperative Agreement between National Park Service, The Maryland Historical Trust, and the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, 2004. 2 56 John Smith Gateway Project comments 2003. 2 57 Captain John Smith 400 Project, 2006. 3 1 Echoes of 1608, 2006. 3 2 Echoes of 1608, 2006. 3 3 Friends of the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Water Trail, 2006. 3 4 Jamestown 400 Planning, 2004. 3 5 Jamestown 2007 Indian Advisory Committee, 2005. 3 6 Conservation Fund, 2006. 3 7 John Smith Water Trail NOAA Buoy, 2006. 3 8 Scenic Roads Map Committee, 2005. 3 9 John Smith Water Trail Support, 2006. 3 10 Scenic Virginia, 2006. 3 11 Statement of National Significance, 2006. 3 12 Department of Conservation and Recreation Trails, 2006. 3 13 National Geographic Society: Chesapeake, 2006. 3 14 Mariner's Museum, 2006. 3 15 Chesapeake Bay Gateways, 2006. 3 16 Chesapeake Bay Gateways, 2006. 3 17 Captain John Smith Gateway Expenses, 2003-2004. 3 18 Captain John Smith Gateway Project, 2004. 3 19 Captain John Smith Gateway Project, 2005. 3 20 Captain John Smith Gateway Project, 2005. 3 21 Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network Networking Committee, 2005. 3 22 Jamestown: Journey of Democracy, undated. 3 23 Department of Conservation and Recreation Land Conservation Workshop, 2006. 3 24 January 2003 Minutes, 2003. 3 25 Old Attendance Lists, 1998. 3 26 Posters, undated. 3 27 King William Reservoir: Mattaponi, 1998-1999. 3 28 Walter Plecker and the Racial Integrity Law, 1997. 3 29 King William Reservoir: Memorandum of Agreement, 1999. 3 30 King William Reservoir, 1998-1999. 3 31 King William Reservoir Project Correspondence, 1999. 3 32 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2003. 3 33 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1997. 3 34 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1996-1997. 3 35 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1997-1998. 3 36 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1998. 3 37 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1998. 3 38 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1998-1999. 3 39 The 14th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1997-1998. 3 40 The 14th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1997-1998. 3 41 The 14th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1998. 3 42 Tidewater Native American Support Group, undated. 3 43 Letters Sent on Behalf of the Council on Indians, 1996. 3 44 Governor's Conference on American Indian Affairs, 1999. 3 45 King William Reservoir, 2002. 3 46 Michael Two Horses Memorial, 2004. 4 1 Game and Inland Fisheries, 1997-1998. 4 2 House Joint Resolution 159, 2002. 4 3 Burial Site, 2002. 4 4 Mt. Graham Coalition, 2002. 4 5 4H Materials, 2002. 4 6 Lewis and Clark Exposition, 2002-2003. 4 7 Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail, 2004. 4 8 Virginia Foundations for the Humanities Funding Opportunities, 2003-2004. 4 9 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2007. 4 10 Virginia Forum, 2007. 4 11 Virginia Forum, 2008. 4 12 Standards of Learning, 2007. 4 13 Virginia Council for the Social Studies, 2007. 4 14 Virginia Indians 101, 2005. 4 15 Virginia Indian Summit on Higher Education, 2005. 4 16 Virginia Indian Summit on Higher Education, 2001-2004. 4 17 Bear Saponi Tribe of Clinch Mountain Southwest Virginia, 2008-2009. 4 18 The Gingaskin Nation, 2006. 4 19 Blue Ridge Cherokee, 2006. 4 20 Tauxenent Indian Nation of Virginia, 2007. 4 21 United Cherokee Indian Tribe of Virginia, 2006-2010. 4 22 Appalachian Intertribal Heritage Association, 2006-2007. 4 23 Ani/Stohini-Unami Nation, 2004. 4 24 Nottoway of Virginia, 2006-2009. 4 25 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2003. 4 26 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2004. 4 27 Old Addresses, 1998. 4 28 Secretary of Natural Resources Meetings, 2005-2006. 4 29 17th Century Forum, 2004. 4 30 Department of the Interior, 2006. 4 31 Administration Policies, 2004. 4 32 Virginia Tech Online, 2006. 4 33 Data Sharing System Manual, undated. 4 34 Virginia Time Travelers, 2005. 4 35 Sappony Freedom of Information Act Request, undated. 4 36 Rappahannock and the Tribal Recognition Criteria, 1999-2006. 4 37 Virginia Council on Indians History, 2002. 4 38 Teacher Lists, 2008. 4 39 State Fair, 2008. 4 40 Virginia Indian Heritage Trail, 2005-2006. 4 41 Virginia Indian Heritage Trail, 2005-2006. 4 42 Virginia Indian Heritage Trail Amendment, 2006. 4 43 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, undated. 4 44 Virginia Indian Heritage Program, 2005. 4 45 Virginia Indian Heritage Trail Draft Booklet, 2007. 4 46 Virginia Indian Heritage Program, 2007. 4 47 Department of Education Website, 2005. 4 48 Frontier Culture Museum Lecture Series, 2005. 4 49 Public Archaeology, 2005. 4 50 First People Revision, 2005. 4 51 Princess Pocahontas Foundation, 2006. 4 52 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Richmond, 2005. 4 53 The New World, undated. 4 54 Legislation, 2003-2004. 4 55 Appointments, 2003. 4 56 Board Profile, 2005. 4 57 Appointments, 2004. 4 58 Appointments, 2006. 4 59 Appointments and Tribal Designees, 2007-2006. 4 60 Appointments, 2009. 4 61 Financial Disclosure Forms, 2005-2006. 4 62 Virginia Council on Indians History, 2010. 4 63 Full time position established, 2004-2005. 4 64 Travel Regulations, 2009. 4 65 Virginia Council on Indians Budget, 2007-2012. 4 66 Virginia Indians and Education, 2009-2010. 4 67 Mariner's Museum, 2006. 4 68 Discovering the First Virginians, undated. 4 69 Virginia Council on Indians Budget, 2005-2007. 5 1 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Grant, 2003-2003. 5 2 Tax Tribute Information, 2003. 5 3 Small Business Administration, 2007. 5 4 Virginia Historical Society Teacher Institute, 2008. 5 5 Beyond Jamestown Teachers Institute, 2008. 5 6 Virginia Council on Indians Code and Bylaws, 2008. 5 7 Financial Disclosure Forms, 2009. 5 8 Freedom of Information Act, 2007. 5 9 Middle Peninsula State Park, 2007. 5 10 Middle Peninsula State Park, 2009. 5 11 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2009. 5 12 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2007-2008. 5 13 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2007. 5 14 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2007. 5 15 Virginia Indian Nations Summit on Higher Education, 2005. 5 16 House Bill 2078, 2005. 5 17 House Bill 1712, 2005. 5 18 Legislation, 2005. 5 19 Conference on American Indian Affairs, 2002. 5 20 Jay Hansford C. Vest, 2004. 5 21 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2008. 5 22 Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, 2010. 5 23 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2010. 5 24 Tribal Leadership Summit, 2004. 5 25 Legislation, 2004. 5 26 Executive Report, 2003. 5 27 Tribal recognition and Native American license plate material, 2004-2006. 20

Tribal recognition material restricted 100 years, license plate material restricted 75 years.

 Minutes and agendas, 1998-2010. 2 cu. ft. (2 boxes)

Minutes and agendas, 1998-2010, for meetings of the Virginia Council on Indians. There are also minutes, agendas, and notes from other meetings attended by Council members, such as meetings with other departments within the Secretary of Natural Resources, meetings of the Recognition Committee, and meetings to prepare for events in which the Virginia Council on Indians is participating.

2010 August 24. 5 28 2010 July 20. 5 29 2010 June 15. 5 30 2010 May 17. 5 31 2010 January 19. 5 32 2009 November 17. 5 33 2009 October 20. 5 34 2009 September 15. 5 35 2009 May 19. 5 36 2009 April 21. 5 37 Recognition Committee Report, 2009 April 21. 5 38 2009 March 17. 5 39 2009 January 27. 5 40 2010 Census, 2009. 5 41 Tree Hill Farm, 2008 December. 5 42 2008 October 28. 5 43 2008 September 16. 5 44 2008 September 16. 5 45 2008 August 19. 5 46 2008 August 19. 5 47 2008 June 17. 5 48 2008 May 20. 5 49 2008 April 15. 5 50 2008 March 18. 5 51 2008 February 19. 5 52 2008 January 15. 5 53 Executive Report, 2007. 5 54 2007 November 27. 5 55 2007 October 16. 5 56 2007 September 18. 5 57 Tribal Recognition Criteria, undated. 5 58 2007 June 19. 5 59 Secretary of Natural Resources Meeting, 2007 May 25. 5 60 Queen's Visit, 2007 May 3. 5 61 Virginia Council on Indians Annual Conference, 2007 May 7. 5 62 2007 April 17. 5 63 2007 April 17. 5 64 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2007. 5 65 2007 February 20. 5 66 HB 2876 and SB 1136, 2007. 5 67 2007 January 16. 5 68 Agency Head Meeting, 2007 March 23. 6 1 Miscellaneous Correspondence, 2006. 6 2 Executive Summary, 2006. 6 3 2006 November 21. 6 4 2006 October 17. 6 5 2006 September 19. 6 6 2006 August 15. 6 7 2006 June 20. 6 8 2006 May 16. 6 9 2006 April 18. 6 10 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2006. 6 11 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2006. 6 12 2006 February 21. 6 13 2006 January 17. 6 14 2005 November 15. 6 15 2005 October 18. 6 16 2005 September 20. 6 17 2005 July 12. 6 18 2005 May 17. 6 19 2005 April 19. 6 20 Tribal Leadership Summit, 2005. 6 21 2005 January 18. 6 22 Executive Summary, 2004. 6 23 2004 December 2. 6 24 2004 October 21. 6 25 2004 August 17. 6 26 2004 July 20. 6 27 Tribal Leaders' Meeting, 2004 July 10. 6 28 2004 June 8. 6 29 2004 April 20. 6 30 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2004. 6 31 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2004. 6 32 2004 March 16. 6 33 2004 January 20. 6 34 HB 782, 2004. 6 35 Events, 2003. 6 36 Mary Wade Obituary, undated. 6 37 2003 November 18. 6 38 2003 November 18. 6 39 2003 October 21. 6 40 2003 August 12. 6 41 Tribal Recognition Criteria, 2003. 6 42 2003 June 17. 6 43 2003 June 17. 6 44 2003 April 15. 6 45 Virginia Council on Indians Conference, 2003. 6 46 2003 January 21. 6 47 2002 October 15. 6 48 2002 August 20. 6 49 2002 May 21. 6 50 2002 February 19. 6 51 2002 January 15. 6 52 1999 November 16. 6 53 1999 October 19. 6 54 1999 September 21. 6 55 1999 August 17. 6 56 1999 July 20. 6 57 1999 June 15. 6 58 1999 April 20. 6 59 1999 March 16. 6 60 1999 February 16. 6 61 1999 January 19. 6 62 1998 December 8. 6 63 1998 November 17. 6 64 1998 October 21. 6 65 1998 September 15. 6 66 1998 August 13. 6 67 1998 July 8. 6 68 1998 June 18. 6 69 1998 May 21. 6 70 1998 April 16. 6 71 1998 March 5. 6 72 1998 February 12. 6 73 1998 January 8. 6 74 Series II. Planning documents, 1988-2012. Extent: 13 cu. ft. (13 boxes).

Planning documents, 1988-2012, submitted to the Virginia Council on Indians for their comment, typically through Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. There are archaeological reviews, 1988-2012, of historic sites that are located in or near projects undertaken by federal agencies, state agencies, and private companies. There are also subject files, 1997-2012, that include correspondence, memoranda of understanding, programmatic agreements, and other related material.

Series II is divided into two subseries: Archeological reviews and Subject files.

Archeological reviews are organized by the agency, corporation, or individual that requested the review. Subject files were left in original order.

Archaeological reviews, 1988-2012. 10 cu. ft. (10 boxes)

Archaeological reviews, 1988-2012, of historic sites that are located in or near projects undertaken by federal agencies, state agencies, and private companies. These reviews were typically prepared in accordance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and were submitted to the Virginia Council on Indians for their comment.

Archeological reviews are organized alphabetically by the name of the agency, corporation, or individual that requested the review.

AFETA Camp Peary, 2008-2009. A Phase II Archaeological Significance Evaluation of Site 44YO0270 Located at Armed Forces Experimental Training Activity Camp Peary, York County, Virginia, 2008 March. 7 1 Phase II Archaeological Significance Evaluation of Site 44YO1084 Located at Armed Forces Experimental Training Activity Camp Peary, York County, Virginia, 2008 December. 7 2 Archaeological Data Recovery Plan for Site 44YO1084 at Armed Forces Experimental Training Activity Camp Peary, York County, Virginia, 2009 February. 7 3 American Electric Power, 2003-2007. Report on Cultural Resources at the Smith Mountain Pumped Storage Project, 2003 October 20. 7 4 Ethnographic Report: Traditional Cultural Properties in the Wyoming-Jackson Ferry 765 Kilovolt Transmission Line Corridor, Tazewell, Bland, Pulaski, and Wythe Counties, Virginia, 2006 April. 7 5 Results of an Archaeological Survey of High Priority Areas at Leesvile Development, Bedford, Campbell, Franklin, and Pittsylvania Counties, Virginia, 2007 February. 7 6 APM Terminals, 2004-2005. Interim Report: Archaeological Data Recovery at Site 44PM12B, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2004 October. 7 7 Interim Report: Archaeological Data Recovery, Western Halves of Sites 44PM12 and 44PM13, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2005 January. 7 8 Appalachian Power Company, 2004-2010.

Proprietary information restricted for 75 years (Code of Virginia, 2.2-3705.6).

 Restricted files, 2004-2008. 7 9-21 Restricted files, 2009-2010. 8 1-5 Battersea, 2008. Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Battersea Villa Tract, City of Petersburg, Virginia, 2008. 8 6 Bay Environmental Consulting Services, 2007. Phase I Archaeological Survey of DSRC Road Alignment, Chesterfield County, Virginia, 2007 July. 8 7 Columbia Gas Transmission, 1991-2009.

Proprietary information restricted for 75 years (Code of Virginia, 2.2-3705.6).

 Restricted files, 1991-2009. 8 8-22 D.R. Horton, 2004. Phase II Archaeological Significance Evaluations of Sites 44PW1516, 44PW1517, and 44PW1520, at the Proposed Villages at Rippon Lodge in Prince William County, Virginia, 2004 September. 8 23 Treatment Plan and Research Design for Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44PW1516 and 44PW1517 at the Proposed Villages at Rippon Lodge in Prince William County, Virginia, 2004 October. 8 24 Memorandum of Agreement Between D.R. Horton, Inc., The Virginia Department of Historic Resources and the Norfolk District, Corps of Engineers Relative to the Villages of Rippon Lodge in Prince William County, Virginia, 2004 October. 8 25 Development Consulting Services, 2006. Archaeological Removal of Five Historic Burials from Site 44ST0623 at the Quantico Corporate Center Tract, Stafford County, Virginia, 2006 April 27. 9 1 Draper Aden Associates, 2008-2010. Phase I Intensive Cultural Resources Survey, Dundee Wetlands Bank, Hanover County, Virginia, 2008. 9 2 Archaeological Investigations for the Exit 13 Sewer System Extension, Phase 1, Washington County, Virginia, 2010 December 30. 9 3 East Tennessee Natural Gas Company, 2004-2010. Archaeological Investigations at Sites 44WG281 and 44WY245 in Washington and Wythe Counties, Virginia, 2004. 9 4 Northeastern Tennessee Project Environmental Assessment, 2008-2010. 9 5 East West Partners of Virginia, 2005. Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Proposed Patriot's Landing Development, New Kent County, Virginia, 2005 July. 9 6 EnSafe, 2011. Addendum to the Archeological Assessment of the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative Middle Mile Expansion Project #972, Amelia, Appomattox, Bedford, Buckingham, Campbell, Charlotte, Cumberland, Dinwiddie, Franklin, Greensville, Halifax, Henry, Mecklenburg, Pittsylvania, Powhatan, Prince Edward, Prince George, and Sussex Counties: As well as the Cities of Bedford, Emporia, Lynchburg and Petersburg, Virginia, 2011 June. 9 7 Addendum to the Archeological Assessment of the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative Middle Mile Expansion Project #972, Amelia, Appomattox, Bedford, Buckingham, Campbell, Charlotte, Cumberland, Dinwiddie, Franklin, Greensville, Halifax, Henry, Mecklenburg, Pittsylvania, Powhatan, Prince Edward, Prince George, and Sussex Counties: As well as the Cities of Bedford, Emporia, Lynchburg and Petersburg, Virginia, Revised, 2011 July. 9 8 Federal Aviation Administration, 2008. Environmental Evaluation Form "C" (Short Environmental Assessment) for T-Hangar Development, Culpeper Regional Airport, 2008 December. 9 9 GDS, 2008. A Phase I Archaeological Survey of Site 44CS0026 and Reconnaissance Level Survey of Dover Airfield (131-5376) Within the Proposed Dover Farm Mitigation Bank, Chesapeake, Virginia, 2008 April. 9 10 Gray and Pape, 2010. Final Report: A Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Elk Island Wetland Mitigation Bank, Goochland County, Virginia, 2010 June 18. 9 11 HHHunt Communities, 2005-2007. A Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Approximately 1184 Acres of the Wilton Plantation Tract, Henrico County, Virginia, Volume I, 2005 October. 9 12 A Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Proposed Wilton Parkway, Covering Approximately 16.3, Henrico County, Virginia, 2005 October. 9 13 Phase II Archaeological Evaluations of Sites 44HE0521, 44HE1019, 44HE1021, 44HE1026 and 44HE1033 Located within the Wilton Plantation Tract, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 March. 9 14 A Phase I Archaeological Survey Along Burning Tree Road, Osborne Turnpike, Warwick Park Road and Wilton Road, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 March. 9 15 A Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Approximately 1,184 Acres of the Wilton Plantation Tract, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 March. 9 16 A Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Proposed Wilton Parkway, Covering Approximately 16.3 Acres, Henrico County, Virginia Addendum: A Reconnaissance Level Architectural Survey for the Proposed Wilton Parkway, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 June. 9 17 Phase II Archaeological Evaluations of Sites 44HE0084, 44HE1015, 44HE1017, 44HE1020, 44HE1022, 44HE1024, 44HE1025, 44HE1028, 44HE1030, 44HE1031, 44HE1034, 44HE1035, 44HE1036, 44HE1037, and 44HE1038 Located within the Wilton Plantation Tract, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 November. 9 18 Phase II Archaeological Evaluations of Sites 44HE0084, 44HE1015, 44HE1017, 44HE1020, 44HE1022, 44HE1024, 44HE1025, 44HE1028, 44HE1030, 44HE1031, 44HE1034, 44HE1035, 44HE1036, 44HE1037, and 44HE1038 Located within the Wilton Plantation Tract, Henrico County, Virginia, Volume II, 2006 November. 9 19 A Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Proposed Wilton Parkway Covering Approximately 16.3 Acres, Henrico County, Virginia Addendum: Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for Changes to the Proposed Alignment for the Proposed Wilton Parkway, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 November. 9 20 View Shed Analysis, Proposed Wilton on the James Development, Henrico County, Virginia, 2006 December. 10 1 Permit Support Document, Wilton on the James, Henrico County, Virginia, 2007 January. 10 2 James River Mitigation Landbank, 2009. James River Mitigation Bank Phase III Phase I Identification Survey, 2009 February 27. 10 3 Kerr Environmental Services Corp., 2005. Phase I Archaeological Survey of Areas of Potential Effect at the Boy Scout Tract, James City County, Virginia, 2005 December 12. 10 4 MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, 2010. Phase I Archaeological Survey of Approximately 33 Acres at the Quantico National Cemetery, 2010 September. 10 5 John Marling, 2004. Archaeological Survey: Three Areas of Potential Development at Occoneechee State Park, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 2004 April. 10 6 Napolitano Homes, 2011. Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Nansemond River Estates Property, CIty of Suffolk, Virginia, 2011 January. 10 7 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 2010. Draft Environmental Assessment, Wallops Flight Facility Alternative Energy Project, 2010 March. 10 8 National Park Service, 1988-2011. An Archaeological Survey of Historic Occupation at City Point, Virginia, 1988 July. 10 9 A Survey of the Prehistoric Occupation of City Point, Virginia, 1989 May. 10 10 Jamestown Island Interpretive Plan I/E Task 5 Report, 2001 May. 10 11 The Jamestown Project Draft Development Concept Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Volume 1, 2002. 10 12 The Jamestown Project Draft Development Concept Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Volume 2, 2002. 10 13 The Jamestown Project Draft Development Concept Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Volume 3, 2002. 10 13 The Jamestown Project Final Development Concept Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, Record of Decision, 2003. 10 14 Visitor Center Outline Text, 2004 May. 10 15 Construct Interpretive Facilities at Green Spring Environmental Assessment and Assessment of Effect, 2004 August 16. 10 16 Petersburg National Battlefield City Point Unit Bluff Stabilization Project Phase I and Limited Phase II Archaeological Investigation Management Summary, 2004 September. 10 17 Historic Jamestowne Interpretive Concept Plan Elements Draft Environmental Assessment, 2004 November. 10 18 Appomattox Manor Repair and rehabilitation Project Phase II Archeological Testing, City Point Unit, Petersburg National Battlefield, Hopewell, Virginia, 2005 March. 11 1 Public Access and Visitor Facilities for Five Forks Environmental Assessment/Assessment of Effect, 2005 September. 11 2 City Point Unit Bluff Stabilization Project Phase I and Phase II Archaeological Investigation Final Report, Site 44PG102, 2006 January 15. 11 3 Stabilize Shoreline and Bluff at City Point Environmental Assessment/Assessment of Effect, 2006 January 30. 11 4 Environmental Assessment: Relocation of Battlefield Park Tour Road and Parking Area at Fort Morton Interpretive Site and other Park Road Rehabilitations, 2007 August. 11 5 Green Spring National Historic Landmark District, 2009 March 15. 11 6 Restricted file, 2011. 11 7 Environmental Assessment: Design and Build Two Stacked Loop Hiking and Biking Trail Systems, 2011. 11 8 City of Newport News, 2007. Identification Survey Research Plans for Proposed Wetland Mitigation Areas, King William, Hanover, and New Kent Counties, Virginia, 2007. 11 9 Northampton County, 2004. Eastern Shore of Virginia Public Service Authority Wastewater System Environmental Report, 2004 December. 11 10 Malcolm Pirnie, 2009. Phase II Archaeological Survey of Sites 44YO1074 and 44YO1075 Hampton Roads Sanitation District York River Treatment Plant Expansion, York County, Virginia, 2009 August. 11 11 Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority, 2011. Final Historic American Engineering Record Documentation Report Ragged Mountain Reservoir Dams Complex, Albemarle County, Virginia, 2001 September. 11 12 RK and K Engineers, 2011. Phase I Cultural Resources Investigation Route 250 Bypass Interchange at McIntire Road, Charlottesville, Albemarle County, Virginia, . 11 13 Stafford Lakes Limited Partnership, 2005. A Phase I Cultural Resource Within the Development Areas of the Proposed Crow's Next Development Encompassing Approximately 440 Acres, Stafford County, Virginia, 2005 October. 11 14 A Phase I Cultural Resource Within the Development Areas of the Proposed Crow's Next Development Encompassing Approximately 440 Acres, Stafford County, Virginia, Appendix, 2005 October. 11 15 Tennessee Valley Authority, 2009. Archaeological Site Identification and Erosion Monitoring for the TVA Reservoir Operation Compliance Project: 2005-2009 Field Seasons on Portions of Blue Ridge, Chatuge, Cherokee, Fontana, Hiwassee, Norris, Nottely, Pickick, South Holston, Watauga, and Wheeler Reservoirs, 2009 June. 11 16 TetraTech Tesora, 2011. Treatment Plan for Archaeological Monitoring and Post-Review Discoveries Off-Base Water Distribution System Upgrade USCG-Tracen, Yorktown, Virginia, 2011 February. 11 17 Thompson and Litton, 2007. Cultural Resources Survey Proposed Bluestone Regional Business and Technology Center, Tazewell County, Virginia, 2007 October. 11 18 Phase II Archaeological Evaluations, Sites 44TZ0160, 44TZ0162, and 44TZ0165, Proposed Bluestone Regional Business and Technology Center, Tazewell County, Virginia, 2008 May. 11 19 Timmons Group, 2007-2011. Phase I Archaeological Survey for Approximately 493 Acres at the Turner Tract, Southampton County, Virginia, 2007 February. 11 20 Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for Approximately 493 Acres at the Turner Tract, Southampton County, 2008 February. 11 21 Current Condition Assessment, Proposed Industrial Access Road Corridor, Crosspointe Centre, Prince George County, Virginia, 2008 April. 12 1 Phase II Archaeological Survey of Five Sites and a Cemetery Delineation, Turner Tract, Southampton County, Virginia, 2008 December. 12 2 Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Varina Stream Mitigation Bank, Henrico County, Virginia, 2011 September. 12 3 Troutman Sanders, 2007. Cobbs Creek Reservoir: Phase II Archeological Investigations and Recordation of Historic Architectural Properties, Cumberland County, Virginia, 2007. 12 4 Uncles Neck, 2007. Phase I Archaeological Testing of Two BMP Locations and Six Road Crossings at the Uncles Neck Subdivision, James City County, Virginia, 2007 November. 12 5 United State Air Force, 2004-2009. Proposed Demolition, Facility 633, Langley AFB: Technical Support Studies, 2004 July 8. 12 6 Langley Air Force Base Archaeological Survey of 406 Acres Draft Report, 2004 October. 12 7 Langley Air Force Base Archaeological Survey of 406 Acres, 2005 February. 12 8 Langley Air Force Base Archaeological Evaluation of 11 Sites, Draft Report, 2006 October. 12 9 Langley Air Force Base Archaeological Evaluation of 11 Sites, 2007 March. 12 10 Langley Air Force Based Water Treatment Plant Proposed Demolition, 2009. 12 11 United States Army, 2007-2012. Final Environmental Assessment for the Residential Communities Initiative at Fort Lee, Virginia, 2007 January. 12 12 Final Environmental Impact Statement, Implementation of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Recommendations and Other Army Actions at For Lee, Virginia, and Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia, 2007 February. 12 13 Draft Environmental Assessment for the Proposed Infantry Platoon Battle Course, Fort A.P. Hill, Bowling Gree, Virginia, 2008 November. 12 14 Draft Supplemental Environmental Assessment, Qualifications Training Range at Fort Lee, Virginia, 2010 February. 12 15 Real Property Master Plan Environmental Assessment (RPMP EA), U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Lee, Virginia, 2010 March 15. 12 16 Wealthy in Heart: Oral History of Life Before Fort A.P. Hill, 2011. 12 17 Phase III Data Recovery Excavations at Site 44FX0223, Fairfax County, Virginia, 2012 January. 12 18 United States Army Corps of Engineers, 1998-2011. Final Report: Cultural Resource Investigations at Section 29 at Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial, Arlington County, Virginia, 1998 September. 12 19 Archaeological Survey and Testing of Sites and Areas in Occoneechee WMA, in Island Creek WMA, at Poole's Mill, and at Stark's Mill, Halifax and Mecklenburg Counties, Virginia, and Vance County, North Carolina, Volume I, 2003 September. 12 20 Final Report, Archaeological Investigations at the Former American Viscose Plant (Site 44RN348) and the Maher Field Site (44RN221), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2004 March. 13 1 Archaeological Data Recovery at 44MC491 (Area 1): Woodland Settlement and Subsistence Practices on an Alluvial Island in the Middle Roanoke River Valley, John H. Kerr Reservoir, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume I, 2004 May. 13 2 Archaeological Data Recovery at 44MC491 (Area 1): Woodland Settlement and Subsistence Practices on an Alluvial Island in the Middle Roanoke River Valley, John H. Kerr Reservoir, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume II (Appendices I-IV), 2004 May. 13 3 Archaeological Data Recovery at 44MC491 (Area 1): Woodland Settlement and Subsistence Practices on an Alluvial Island in the Middle Roanoke River Valley, John H. Kerr Reservoir, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, Volume III (Appendices V-X), 2004 May. 13 4 Archaeological Survey and Testing of Sites and Areas in Occoneechee WMA, in Island Creek WMA, at Poole's Mill, and at Stark's Mill, Halifax and Mecklenburg Counties, Virginia, and Vance County, North Carolina, Volume I, 2004 September. 13 5 Archaeological Survey and Testing of Sites and Areas in Occoneechee WMA, in Island Creek WMA, at Poole's Mill, and at Stark's Mill, Halifax and Mecklenburg Counties, Virginia, and Vance County, North Carolina, Volume II, 2004 September. 13 6 Historical and Architectural Documentation of the Former American Viscose Plant and Wasena Park, Roanoke, Virginia, 2005 March. 13 7 Phase II Evaluation of Sites 44HN356, 44HN357, 44HN360, and Intensive Level Architectural Evaluation of the Timberlake Farmstead, VDHR 042-203, Proposed Rutland Development Area, Hanover County, Virginia, 2005 September. 13 8 Draft Report, Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44RN2/70 (Buzzard Rock II Site) and 44RN72, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2006 October. 13 9 Draft Report, Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44RN2/70 (Buzzard Rock II Site) and 44RN72, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, Appendices, 2006 October. 13 10 Final Report, Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44RN2/70 (Buzzard Rock II Site) and 44RN72, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 February. 13 11 Draft Recovery Excavations at the Sandy Site (44RN220), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 March. 13 12 Draft Report Data Recovery Excavations at the Sandy Site (44RN220), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 March. 13 12 Final Report Data Recovery Excavations at the Sandy Site (44RN220), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 April. 13 13 Final Report, Additional Archaeological Investigations at the Maher Field Site (44RN221), Roanoke City Schools Maintenance and Operational Center Parking Lot, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 April. 14 1 Draft Report, Data Recovery Excavations at the Former American Viscose Plant (44RN348), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 November. 14 2 Mitigation Bank Prospectus, Proposed Lone Oak Mitigation Bank, Albemarle County, Virginia, 2008 January. 14 3 Draft Report, Archeological Deep Testing at the Blue Ridge Industrial Park and Bridge Street Areas, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2008 February. 14 4 Final Report, Data Recovery Excavations at the Former American Viscose Plant (44RN348), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2007 November. 14 5 Final Report, Archaeological Data Recovery Investigations: Maher Field Site (44RN221), Roanoke City Schools Maintenance and Operational Center Parking Lot, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2008 December. 14 6 Final Report, Archeological Deep Testing at the Blue Ridge Industrial Park and Bridge Street Areas, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2009 March. 14 7 Draft Report, Archeological Investigations at Late Woodland Site 44RN356, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2009 May. 14 8 Final Report, Archeological Investigations at Late Woodland Site 44RN356, City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2009 May. 14 9 Archeological Investigations at the APCO Site (44RN219), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, 2009 July. 14 10 Environmental Assessment, Recreation Trail Above Wasena Park, Roanoke River Flood Reduction Project Upper Basin, Roanoke, Virginia, 2009 December. 14 11 Archeological Investigations at the APCO Site (44RN219), City of Roanoke, Roanoke County, Virginia, Final Report, 2010 January. 14 12 Phase II Archeological Evaluation of Site 44CF568, Defense Supply Center Richmond, Chesterfield County, Virginia, 2010 May. 14 13 Environmental Assessment, Shoreline Stabilization, John H. Kerr Reservoir, Boydton, Virginia, 2010 December. 14 14 Occoneechee State Park Marina Environmental Assessment, John H. Kerr Dam and Reservoir, 2011 February. 14 15 Integrated Cultural Resource Management Plan (2011-2016), Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, 2011 November. 14 16 United States Coast Guard, 2010. Phase I Archaeological Survey of Waterline Service Upgrade Corridors for the United States Coast Guard Training Center, Yorktown, Virginia, 2010 September. 14 17 United States Customs and Border Protection, 2008. Determination of No Historic Properties Affected under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act for the Stafford Facility at Hartwood, Stafford and Fauquier Counties, Virginia, 2008 June. 14 18 United States Navy, 2004-2009. Archaeological Evidence for Native Prestige Commodity Devaluation: An Example from the Chesapeake Associated with the Jamestown Colony, 2004 June. 14 19 Section 106 Consultation Environmental Impact Statement for OUtdoor Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Activities, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Site, NSF Dahlgren, Virginia, 2009 Jan. 14 20 U.S. Home, 2006. Phase II Archaeological Testing of Site 44JC1146 and Additional Phase I Archaeological Survey of an Area of Potential Effect at the Boy Scout Tract, James City County, Virginia, 2006 March 21. 14 21 Phase I Archaeological Survey of Ten Areas of Potential Effect at the BSA Tract in James City County, Virginia, 2006 April 7. 14 22 Virginia Air National Guard, 2009. Environmental Assessment and Preliminary Section 106 Effects Assessment for Construction Program, State Military Reservation Camp Pendleton, City of Virginia Beach, Virginia, 2009 May. 14 23 Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, 2004. Draft Environmental Assessment, Construction of Visitor Facilities at Occoneechee State Park, Mecklenburg County, Virginia, 2004 August. 14 24 Virginia Department of Military Affairs, 2005-2007. Final Environmental Assessment, Future Mission Requirements 2005, Virginia Army National Guard, Maneuver Training Center, Fort Pickett, Blackstone, Virginia, 2005 July. 14 25 Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan for the Facilities of the Virginia Army National Guard, 2007-2011, 2007 January. 15 1 Virginia Department of Transportation, 1991-2010. Phase III Archaeological Investigations of the "522 Bridge Site" (44WR329), Warren County, Virginia, 1991 May. 15 2 Archaeological Site Evaluations at Sites 44R451 and 44RB462, Route 130, Near the Town of Glasgow, Rockbridge County, Virginia, 2001 May. 15 3 Archaeological Data Recovery at the Brook Run Jasper Quarry (Site 44CU122) Associated with the Proposed Route 3 Improvements, Culpeper County, Virginia, 2004 February. 15 4 Additional Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44WR329, Proposed Route 340 Bridge Replacement Project, Warren County, Virginia: An Addendum to Phase III Archaeological Investigations of the "522 Bridge Site" (44WR329), Warren County, Virginia, 2004 February. 15 5 Stratified Archaic and Woodland Occupations in the James River Piedmont: Archaeological Data Recovery at Site 44PO81, Associated with the Route 288 Project, Powhatan County, Virginia, 2004 May 19. 15 6 Archaeological Survey, Proposed Relocation of Kings Highway Bridge, Route 125, Suffolk Virginia, 2004 October. 15 7 Archaeological Survey and Evaluation of Mount Airy Site (44RD3), Route 624 (Newland Road), Richmond County, Virginia, . 15 8 Terrestrial and Submerged Cultural Resources Archaeological Survey, Judith Stewart Dresser Memorial Bridge Replacement (Route 5) and Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44JC1123, Charles City and James City Counties, Virginia, 2005 May. 15 9 ARchaeological Evaluation of Sites 44PW1226 and 44PW1227 Improvements to U.S. Route 1 (Jefferson Davis Highway), Prince William County, Virginia, 2005 August. 15 10 Data Recovery at Sites 44SN243 and 44SN245, Southampton County, Virginia, 2005 September. 15 11 Cultural Resource Survey of Route 30 (Kings Dominion Boulevard/Dawn Boulevard) State Fair Project, Caroline and Hanover Counties, Virginia, 2005 December. 15 12 Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Route 205 Project, Westmoreland County, Virginia, 2008 February. 15 13 Archaeological Evaluation and Archaeological Data Recovery Excavations at Site 44CE0010, Caroline County, Virginia, 2008 February. 15 14 Archaeological Data Recovery Excavations at the Locher Site (44RB0451) and Echols Farm Site (44RB0462) Alternative 3A Route 130, Rockbridge County, Virginia, 2008 April. 15 15 An Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44WM0304, Proposed Route 205 Project, Westmoreland County, Virginia, 2008 May 9. 15 16 Phase II Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44ST0971 for the Proposed I-95 PPTA HOT Lanes Project, Stafford County, Virginia, 2009 February. 15 17 Archaeological Survey and Evaluation of a Civil War Campsite (44ST1048), I-95 PPTA HOT Lanes, Stafford County, Virginia, 2009 March. 15 18 Management Summary for the Phase I Architectural Survey for the I-95 HOT Lanes (South), Stafford and Spotsylvania Counties and the City of Fredericksburg, Virginia, 2009 March 30. 15 19 Archaeological Evaluation of Sites 44ST0309, 44ST0311, 44ST0960, 44ST0962, and 44ST0963 in Association with the Proposed I-95 HOT Lanes Project, Stafford County, Virginia, 2009 May 8. 15 20 Cultural Resource Survey and Archaeological Evaluations of Four Sites in Association with Proposed Replacement of the Route 340/522 Bridge Over the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, 2009 June. 15 21 Cultural Resource Survey and Archaeological Evaluation of Site 44GS0012 in Association with Proposed Replacement of the Route 61 Bridge over the New River, Giles County, Virginia, 2009 August. 16 1 Archaeological Survey and Evaluation of Site 44WR0224 in Association with Proposed Replacement of the Route 340/522 Bridge over the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, Warren County, Virginia, 2009 November. 16 2 Archaeological Survey of Proposed Bridge Replacement over Battle Run on Richmond Road, Rappahannock County, Virginia, 2010 June. 16 3 Archaeological Survey of Proposed Bridge Replacement over Herring Creek on West River Road, King William County, Virginia, 2010 September. 16 4 Phase II Cultural Resources Evaluation of Site 44KW0296, Bridge Replacement over Herring Creek, King William County, Virginia, 2010 November. 16 5 White Oak Land Company, 2008. Phase I Cultural Resource Survey of the 20-acre White Oak Mitigation Bank, Buckingham County, Virginia, 2008 June 9. 16 6 Phase I Cultural Recognition Survey of the 20-acre White Oak Mitigation Bank, Buckingham County, Virginia, 2008 June 15. 16 7 Williamsburg Environmental Group, 2003-2011. Phase I Archaeological Survey of Approximately 170 Acres at the Proposed Marine Container Terminal Facility, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2003 December. 16 8 Phase II Evaluation of Sites 44PM12 and 44PM13 at the APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2004 February. 16 9 Draft Treatment Plan, Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44PM12 and 44PM13, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2004 May 18. 16 10 Final Treatment Plan, Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44PM12 and 44PM13, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2004 June 24. 16 11 Interim Report, Archaeological Data Recovery at Site 44PM13A, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, 2004 September. 16 12 Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44PM0012 and 44PM0013, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, Volume I: Technical Report, 2006 April. 16 13 Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery at Sites 44PM0012 and 44PM0013, APM Terminals, City of Portsmouth, Virginia, Volume I: Technical Report, 2006 April. 16 14 Phase I Cultural Resource Survey, John Rolfe Parkway, Henrico County, Virginia Addendum: Supplemental Phase I Cultural Resources Survey for the Current Proposed Alignment for the John Rolfe Parkway, 2006 November. 16 15 Phase I Archaeological Survey of Twelve Army Corps of Engineers Designated Areas of Potential Effect Located Within the Proposed Ridings Subdivision, Henrico County, Virginia, 2007 February. 16 16 Phase IA Cultural Resources Assessment and Proposed Research Design for the Proposed Mitigation Banks on the Pamunkey River in New Kent County, Virginia, 2007 June. 16 17 Draft Phase I Archaeological Survey of Approximately 121 Acres Within the Proposed Pamunkey Farms Mitigation Bank in New Kent County, Virginia, 2007 September. 16 18 Revised Draft Phase I Archaeological Survey of Approximately 121 Acres Within the Proposed Pamunkey Farms Mitigation Bank in New Kent County, Virginia, 2008 March. 16 19 Final Phase I Archaeological Survey of Approximately 121 Acres Within the Proposed Pamunkey Farms Mitigation Bank in New Kent County, Virginia, 2008 April. 16 20 Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Permit Areas Within the Bottoms Bride Tract, New Kent County, Virginia, 2008 August. 16 21 Environmental Assessment, The Cove Project at J.H. Kerr Reservoir, Town of Clarksville, Virginia, 2010 August. 16 22 Phase IA Cultural Resources Assessment of Approximately 420 Acres for the Proposed Reedy Creek Farm Mitigation Bank, Dinwiddie County, Virginia, 2011 September. 16 23 Subject files, 1997-2012. 3 cu. ft. (3 boxes)

Subject files, 1997-2012, typically involving consultations with federal agencies, state agencies, and private companies through Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act that were submitted to the Virginia Council on Indians for their comment. Includes correspondence, memoranda of understanding, programmatic agreements, and other related material.

Wherever possible, the original order of folders has been maintained.

King William Reservoir Mitigation Bank Proposals, 2007. 17 1 Bowen-Frazier Mitigation Bank, 2011. 17 2 National Park Service First Century Project, 2004-2005. 17 3 Historic Jamestowne Visitors Center, 2005. 17 4 White Marsh/Grandview, 2007. 17 5 Greensville County, 2012. 17 6 John H. Kerr Reservoir, 2006-2008. 17 7 Middle Peninsula Conservation Easement, 2010. 17 8 ASC Mitigation Bank, 2009. 17 9 AAA Environmental Bank, 2009. 17 10 Blue Ridge Airport, 2009. 17 11 Virginia Department of Transportation Agreement, 2009. 17 12 Cobbs Creek, 2011. 17 13 National Resources Conservation Service: Pohick Dam, 2007. 17 14 Bottoms Bridge Complex, 2008. 17 15 Bottoms Bridge Hotel, 2008. 17 16 Powhatan State Park Addition, 2010. 17 17 Culpeper Regional Airport, 2008-2009. 17 18 Tennessee Valley Authority, Washington County, 2009. 17 19 Tazewell Bluestone Project, 2008-2009. 17 20 Pamunkey Farms Wetlands Mitigation Bank, 2007. 17 21 Brunswick County Mitigation Bank, 2010. 17 22 James River Mitigation Bank, 2009. 17 23 Scandia Mitigation Bank, 2009. 17 24 Fort Story Project, 2006-2007. 17 25 Fort Story, 2006. 17 26 Chippokes State Park, 2008. 17 27 Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route, 2005. 17 28 Barrett's Ferry Bridge, 2005. 17 29 Cumberland Dams, 2010. 17 30 Plum Tree Island, 2005-2006. 17 31 Broad Street Bus Rapid Transit Project, 2010. 17 32 Dominion: North Anna Power Plant, 2011. 17 33 Chesterfield Power Station, 2010. 17 34 South Boston Energy, 2010. 17 35 Wythe County Progress Park, 2011. 17 36 Lyndham Hill, 2012. 17 37 Froehling and Robertson, 2008-2011. 17 38 ATC Associates, 2010-2011. 17 39 Advantage Environmental Consultants, 2009-2011. 17 40 Battersea, 2011. 17 41 Hull Springs Farm Mitigation Bank, undated. 17 42 Periwinkle Branch, 2009. 17 43 Mt. Stirling-Bailey Mitigation Bank, 2008. 17 44 Washington County Service Authority, 2009. 17 45 Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth, 2009. 17 46 Virginia Railway Express, 2010. 17 47 Southeast High Speed Rail, 2010. 17 48 Middle Peninsula Park, 2009-2010. 17 49 Hillpoint, 2011. 17 50 Hillpoint Estates, 2010-2011. 17 51 Belle Isle Shoreline Restoration, 2011. 17 52 Patriot Pipeline, 2004. 17 53 Hardy Transmission Project, 2004-2008. 17 54 Columbia Gas Transmission Gala Site, 2001-2008. 17 55 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Gas Projects, 2004-2005. 17 56 Mid-Atlantic Connector, 2010. 17 57 Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District, 2004-2005. 17 58 City of Lynchburg, 2006. 17 59 Rails for Trails, 2004. 17 60 Richmond Housing and Urban Development, 2004-2005. 17 61 Roanoke Flood Wall, 2003-2005. 17 62 Roanoke Flood Wall, 2008. 17 63 Chisel Run, 2004. 17 64 Kiskiack, 2003-2004. 17 65 Occoneechee State Park Campbell Camp, 2007. 17 66 Occoneechee State Park, undated. 17 67 Patriots Landing, 2005. 17 68 Dulles Airport, 2005. 17 69 Kings Highway Project, 2004-2007. 18 1 Army Corps of Engineers: Nottoway River Concord School, 2004. 18 2 William and Mary, 2004. 18 3 Virginia Department of Transportation: Nottoway River Site, 2003. 18 4 Potomac Creek, 2003. 18 5 United States Fish and Wildlife Service, 2005. 18 6 Exmore-Nassawaddox, 2005. 18 7 Portsmouth Terminals, 2003-2006. 18 8 Portsmouth Terminals, 2004. 18 9 Route 1 Corridor Improvements, 2006. 18 10 Cane Creek, 2006. 18 11 Deshazo Site, 1997. 18 12 Bridge Renaming Idea, 2005. 18 13 Natural Resources Partnership, 2005. 18 14 Caroline County Query, 2008. 18 15 Camp Peary, 2008. 18 16 Camp Peary, 2009. 18 17 Hampton Roads Sanitation District, 2008-2009. 18 18 Fort Belvoir Base Realignment and Closure Commission, 2003-2011. 18 19 North Anna Power Station, 2008. 18 20 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 2007. 18 21 Hercules Site, 2004-2007. 18 22 Giles County Route 61 Replacement Bridge, 2009. 18 23 John Rolfe Parkway, 2007. 18 24 John Rolfe Parkway, 2006. 18 25 Route 130 over the Maury River, 2005-2006. 18 26 Maury River Bridge, 2005. 18 27 Eastern Market Expansion Project, 2006. 18 28 Route 3 Widening, 2011. 18 29 Virginia Department of Transportation: Route 30, 2005-2006. 18 30 Route 340 Bridge, 2004-2011. 18 31 Peleg's Point, 2004-2007. 18 32 Lyndham Hill, 2012. 18 33 Ragged Mountain Reservoir, 2007. 18 34 Route 205 in Westmoreland County, 2008-2010. 18 35 Route 205 Bridge, 2010. 18 36 New River Gorge, 2006. 18 37 City Point, 2004-2005. 18 38 City Point, 2006. 18 39 Fort Monroe Interpretive Master Plan, 2009-2010. 18 40 Prince William Forest Park, 2011. 18 41 Fort Pickett, 2005. 18 42 United States Department of Agriculture, 2005. 18 43 Privitized Military Housing, 2005. 18 44 Federal Emergency Management Agency, 2003-2009. 19 1 Fort Pickett, 2009. 19 2 Langley Air Force Base, 2006. 19 3 Warrenton Training Center, 2012. 19 4 Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, undated. 19 5 Fort Pickett, 2009-2011. 19 6 Fort Eustis, 2003-2004. 19 7 Fort Lee, 2004-2012. 19 8 Fort Lee Base Realignment and Closure Commission, 2010. 19 9 Farrar Island, 2011. 19 10 Fort A.P. Hill Base Realignment and Closure Commission, 2007-2010. 19 11 Fort A.P. Hill Mitigation Programmatic Agreement, 2007-2010. 19 12 Fort Belvoir, 2012. 19 13 Fort Monroe, 2004-2008. 19 14 Fort Monroe Flood Control, 2005-2008. 19 15 Harry W. Nice Bridge, 2010-2011. 19 16 George W. Nice Bridge, Highway 301, 2007-2010. 19 17 Defense Supply Center Richmond, 2010. 19 18 Defense Supply Center Richmond, 2009-2010. 19 19 Colonial National Historic Park, 2011. 19 20 Colonial National Historic Park: Hogg House, 2011. 19 21 Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel, undated. 19 22 I-64 Peninsula Study, 2011. 19 23 Claytor Lake, 2009. 19 24 Route 3 Project in Westmoreland County, 2004. 19 25 New Route 460, 2007. 19 26 Reedy Creek Mitigation Bank, 2011. 19 27 Dulles Airport, 2005-2012. 19 28 Fort Hunt Park, 2011. 19 29 Maggie Walker Richmond Battlefields, 2004. 19 30 Quantico, 2010. 19 31 Quantico Programmatic Agreement, 2011. 19 32 York River Shoreline, 2010. 19 33 United States Coast Guard: Yorktown, 2010-2011. 19 34 Colonial National Historic Park: Dominion Power Underground, 2010. 19 35 NASA Langley, 2010. 19 36 George Washington-Jefferson National Forest, undated. 19 37 Occoneechee State Park, 2010. 19 38 Arlington National Cemetery, 2012. 19 39 I-95 HOT Lanes, 2009. 19 40 I-64, 2011-2012. 19 41 Lyndham Hill, 2012. 19 42 Route 3 in Culpeper, 2011. 19 43 Bridge Replacement on Route 6 in Rivanna, 2011. 19 44 Route 460, 2011. 19 45 South Boston Energy, 2011. 19 46 Wilton, 2006-2007. 19 47 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 2009-2011. 19 48