Cultural Resource Program
 BLM
identifies and manages a wide of variety of cultural resources on Utah’s public
lands. The BLM conserves and protects scientific archaeological sites which chronicle the
thousands of years of land use history in Utah. BLM strives to protect and preserve
representative samples of the array of cultural resources on public lands for the benefit
of present and future generations.
In addition, the BLM actively promotes the use of cultural resources for
scientific study, classroom education as well as tourism.
Archaeology
Cultural Resource
Use Permit Information
Handbooks
Utah
Rock Art Photos & Info
Investigating
Archaeology--An Archaeology Education Program for 4th through 12th Grades
Teach the Past and Touch the Future-
Archaeology--Pottery and baskets--Potsherds and
arrowpoints--Railroads, horseshoes, bottles--
Ancient cave dwellers and the Anasazi--Excavation and
ethnography--The "detectives of the past"--Archaeologists
If you would like to teach children about Utah’s rich
archaeological heritage, you need Intrigue of the Past!
If you’re a classroom teacher, interpreter, museum docent, youth group
leader, home schooler, or just interested in teaching archaeology, join us
for a workshop. You’ll receive an activity guide with 34 exciting lessons
and learn how to use it. You can help children discover the excitement of
archaeology!
Paleontology
Paleontology Permit Information
Cleveland-Lloyd
Dinosaur Quarry The BLM managed site will be open Mondays
through Thursdays (not weekends) from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. from February 4,
2002 until February 28, 2002.
Education
National
Cultural Heritage Page
Investigating
Archaeology--An Archaeology Education Program for 4th through 12th Grades
Teach the Past and Touch the Future-
Archaeology--Pottery and baskets--Potsherds and
arrowpoints--Railroads, horseshoes, bottles--
Ancient cave dwellers and the Anasazi--Excavation and
ethnography--The "detectives of the past"--Archaeologists
If you would like to teach children about Utah’s rich archaeological
heritage, you need Intrigue of the Past! If
you’re a classroom teacher, interpreter, museum docent, youth group leader, home
schooler, or just interested in teaching archaeology, join us for a workshop. You’ll
receive an activity guide with 34 exciting lessons and learn how to use it. You can help
children discover the excitement of archaeology!
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