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Direct linkMires, Peter B. – Journal of Geography, 2004
There are perhaps 10,000 technicians in the United States who work in the field known as cultural resource management (CRM). The typical field technician possesses a bachelor's degree in anthropology, geography, or a closely allied discipline. The author's experience has been that few CRM field technicians receive adequate undergraduate training…
Descriptors: Geography Instruction, Teaching Methods, Paraprofessional Personnel, Bachelors Degrees
