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Page 14 of 16 <br />Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail <br />Franchise # F488501KVE1 <br />1. The county medical examiner/coroner will assume jurisdiction over the human skeletal <br />remains and decide whether those remains are forensic (crime-related) or non-forensic. <br />a. If forensic, the county medical examiner/coroner will retain jurisdiction over the <br />remains. <br />b. If non-forensic, the county medical examiner/coroner will report that finding to the <br />DAHP who will then take jurisdiction over the remains. The DAHP will notify any <br />appropriate cemeteries and all affected Tribes of the remains. The State Physical <br />Anthropologist will decide whether the remains are Indian or Non-Indian and report <br />that finding to any appropriate cemeteries and the affected Tribes. The DAHP will <br />then handle all consultation with the affected parties as to the future preservation, <br />excavation, and disposition of the remains. <br />Note: The WSPRC archaeologist assigned to the undertaking will be coordinating <br />and consulting with the DAHP, affected Tribes, and other groups as necessary. <br />Additionally, WSPRC’s Curator of Collections/NAGPRA Specialist should be <br />included on all written and/or verbal correspondence until the remains have been <br />officially transferred from WSPRC’s possession to an outside authority. Until the <br />remains are transferred off of WSPRC’s property, it is the responsibility of the <br />Curator of Collections/NAGPRA Specialist to document and track the information <br />regarding all human remains and associated funerary objects (including all material <br />from excavation areas/units from which the human remains were removed). <br />2. Construction work may resume in the protected area after the WSPRC archaeologist <br />assigned to the undertaking has determined that the find has been adequately investigated <br />and, if necessary, a treatment plan and monitor are in place. <br /> <br /> <br />EMERGENCY CONTACTS <br />WSPRC Region Archaeologists <br />Eastern Region: <br />Ayla Aymond, Eastern Region Archaeologist (509) 743-8251 (cell) <br />Email: ayla.aymond@parks.wa.gov <br />Sarah DuBois, Eastern Region Archaeologist (509) 972-5884 (cell) <br />Email: sarah.dubois@parks.wa.gov (509) 665-4336 (office) <br /> <br />Alternative WSPRC Archaeologist Contacts <br />Jennifer Wilson, Cultural Resources Program Manager (360) 787-6511 (cell) <br />Email: jennifer.wilson@parks.wa.gov (360) 902-8637 (office) <br />Statewide: <br />Maurice Major, Stewardship Archaeologist (360) 701-6218 (cell) <br />Email: maurice.major@parks.wa.gov (360) 902-8503 (office) <br />NW Region: <br />Sean Stcherbinine, NW Region Archaeologist (360) 770-1419 (cell) <br />Email: sean.stcherbinine@parks.wa.gov <br />Laura Syvertson, NW Region Archaeologist (360) 770-0444 (cell) <br />Email: laura.syvertson@parks.wa.gov <br />SW Region: <br />Shari Silverman, SW Region Archaeologist (360) 790-6742 (cell)