21. Map is courtesy of Janice Gerdemann of Yachats. Map is part of a survey done in 1919 “in cooperation with the War Department.” 22. Kentta and Whereat. 23. Harrington’s Field Notes. 24. Interview with Phyllis Steeves, Forest Archaeologist, Siuslaw National Forest, Spring, 1995. 25, Jon M. Erlandson and Madonna Lo. Moss, “An Evaluation, Survey, and Dating Program for Archaeological Site on State Lands of the Central Oregon Coast” ( Oregon Site Historic Preservation Office Parks and Recreation Department, Salem) pp. 32-34, 26. Rick Minor, Ruth Greenspan, Archeology of the Cape Creek Shell Midden. Cape Perpetua Scenic Area. Central Oregon Coast: Interim Report of the 1991 Investigations,” Unpublished. (Coastal Pre-History Program, Oregon State Museum of Anthropology, University of Oregon, 10/2/95,) pp.38, 107-111. 27. Minor and Greenspan, pp. 107-111. 28. Steeves, Kentta, and Whereat. 29. Steeves; Oregon State Law provides for the protection of archaeological sites, resources and objects (see ORS 358.905 and 358.955) and American Indian burials (ORS 97.740 to 97.760) on both public (nonfederal) and private property. Similar laws provide legal protection to cultural sites and objects on lands now managed by Federal agencies, such as the USDA Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. Federal historic preservation laws (36 CFR 296) were enacted to conserve cultural resources for the benefit of future generations. Specific laws prohibit the removal of any cultural object from federal lands, unless authorized by special permit by the State Historic Preservation Office in consultation with the Federal land manager. 30. Kentta and Whereat. 31. Henry Zenk, ‘Alsea,” Handbook of North American Indians. (Vol. 7,) p. 570; and Whereat. 32. Drucker, p. 82. 33, Harrington’s Field Notes. 34. Whereat. 35. Harrington’s Field Notes and Whereat. 36. Marjorie Hays, p. 1 15, and Whereat. 37, Kentta and Whereat. 38, Agents Annual Reports [1862-1873] from the Alsea Sub-Agency as acquired from the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz. 39. Agents’ Annual Report, 1862,
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