Bureau of Reclamation: Lower Colorado Region

Environmental Resource Management
Protecting Cultural Resources
Pottery

Archaeological sites, historic buildings and structures, landscapes, and objects are the fabric of our national heritage. Collectively known as cultural resources (or sometimes heritage assets), they are our tangible links with the past. As an agency of the Federal government, Reclamation is responsible for, and committed to, protecting and managing these irreplaceable resources in a spirit of stewardship for future generations to understand and enjoy.

Phoenix Area Office
Archaelogists:
Jon Czaplicki, Archaeologist
Phone:623-773-6253
Fax: 623-773-6486
jczaplicki@usbr.gov

Brian Lausten, Archaeologist
Phone:623-773-6262
Fax: 623-773-6486
blausten@usbr.gov

Tuscon Field Office
Archaelogist:
Marci Donaldson, Archaeologist
Phone:520-670-4808
Fax: 520-670-4745
mldonaldson@usbr.gov

Links to more information:

Roosevelt Dam Information

History of Roosevelt Dam

Theodore Roosevelt Dam
Cultural Resource Program

The Real Story
Behind the Labor Force -
(PRESENTATION 'PANELS)

Historical Photos Taken During
Construction of Roosevelt Dam,
Gallery 2, Gallery 3,
Phoenix Metro Area

Last Reviewed:
July 22, 2009

Webmaster:
Joseph J. Billerbeck - jbillerbeck@usbr.gov