BLM Cultural Resources, Bureau of Land Management, California

Oak Trees at Fort Ord National Monument.

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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Mtn. Bike Rider on the Bizz Johnson Trail

Three Pump Jacks, Midway-Sunset Oilfield

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Cultural Resources

The Bureau of Land Management in California conducts studies and protects thousands of sites; coordinates with 108 tribes in California, representing 628,000 Native American Indians.

The BLM Continues Tribal Consultation Outreach and Takes Next Steps to Revise Programmatic Agreement (National website)

Historical Sites

Calico Early Man Site; San Bernardino County
Carrizo Plain National Monument; San Luis Obispo County
Fandango Pass; Modoc County
Hollister Field Office Cultural and Paleontological resources
Salt Creek Historic Site; San Bernardino County

Archaeological & Paleontological Project Approvals

Cultural Resource use permits

Beyond the Brochure Logo

Antiquities Act 100th anniversary celebration - a short video presentation of some of the sites managed by the Bureau of Land Management in California.

Antiquities Act - High Speed
Antiquities Act - Dial-up

The Curse of the Stolen Artifacts Funny.byte FUNNY.BYTES: "Curse of the Stolen Artifacts"
Protectors of ancient artifacts reach across the centuries -- to the dismay of modern-day plunderers. Based on a true story. Funny.bytes is an occasional look at the lighter side of BLM issues.