§ 229.1 Purpose
§ 229.2 Authority
§ 229.3 Definitions
§ 229.4 Prohibited acts and criminal penalties
§ 229.5 Permit requirements and exceptions
§ 229.6 Application for permits and information collection
§ 229.7 Notification to Indian tribes of possible harm to, or destruction of, sites on public lands having religious or cultural importance
§ 229.8 Issuance of permits
§ 229.9 Terms and conditions of permits
§ 229.10 Suspension and revocation of permits
§ 229.11 Appeals relating to permits
§ 229.12 Relationship to section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
§ 229.13 Custody of archaeological resources
§ 229.14 Determination of archaeological or commercial value and cost of restoration and repair
§ 229.15 Assessment of civil penalties
§ 229.16 Civil penalty amounts
§ 229.17 Other penalties and rewards
§ 229.18 Confidentiality of archaeological resource information
§ 229.19 Report
§ 229.20 Public awareness programs
§ 229.21 Surveys and schedules

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Terms Used In 32 CFR Part 229 - Protection of Archaeological Resources: Uniform Regulations

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