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- 1. Documentation and Master Plans
- 4. Importance of Cemetery Documentation
- 8. Locate or Create a Site Map American Cemetery, Natchitoches, LA
- 9. Create a Plan of attack! Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA
- 14. Accurately Record Descriptions
- 16. Written Documentation Identify Materials marble limestone concrete zinc
- 18. Documentation
- 19. Documentation Plants as Grave Markers
- 20. Documentation “ Unconventional” Grave Markers
- 23. Seek Additional Professional Assistance
- 27. Other Plans
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- The data was then translated into Adobe Illustrator to create the completed map you see hanging in the back.
- The data was then translated into Adobe Illustrator to create the completed map you see hanging in the back.
- Also accompanying the written documentation was photographic documentation that done both digitally in color and in the more archival stable B&W prints. Develop protocols. Tools Visual Documentation Film camera Digital camera White board or letter signs Ruler or standard measure (for scale)
- The data was then translated into Adobe Illustrator to create the completed map you see hanging in the back.
- Written Documentation Paper Forms and clipboard Computer database Laptop or PDA Pens Tape measure
- The next phase of the documentation was develop and undertake an assessment of the markers. This is the first of a three page form we developed for this purpose. This first page recorded the inscription and description of each marker.
- The second and third pages of the survey record the actual conditions of markers and these were done by trained personnel from out office. Our goal for this phase of the work was to identify the primary conservation challenges facing American Cemetery Association, to assist in developing a prioritized conservation plan for the monuments, and to provide a documentation foundation that would assist them in obtaining monies and personnel to conserve the site.
- The final stage of this phase is the creation of a database that incorporated both the graphic and written documentation that will be accessible to the public. The access database is approx. 90% complete and we are exploring the possibility of creating an interactive map in GIS that would allow one to call up all the information on a marker by clicking on it.