04-29-2017, 01:04 PM
Of course, utilizing a link from Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Program is cogent to this issue, and if the OP had actually READ the link from their quote: "Federal laws protecting natives grave sites:
http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/portal/commu...-laws.html "
the OP would have found that what I stated still holds true. It is not ILLEGAL bulldoze cinder cones nor move, remove or change native burial sites, as long as the procedures in place are followed. The procedures that must be followed are based based on the landownership, location, project funding, and impacts, it can be done in a LEGAL manner!
When I have worked around culturally significant sites here, I have used the HAWAI`I State BSP guidelines.
http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/portal/commu...-laws.html "
the OP would have found that what I stated still holds true. It is not ILLEGAL bulldoze cinder cones nor move, remove or change native burial sites, as long as the procedures in place are followed. The procedures that must be followed are based based on the landownership, location, project funding, and impacts, it can be done in a LEGAL manner!
When I have worked around culturally significant sites here, I have used the HAWAI`I State BSP guidelines.