AASHTO Publications Environmental Predecessor Training: Archaeology (ENV445) TEXAS DOT TC3TEX037-16-T1

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Special notes: This course is provided by the Texas DOT and therefore has a different format than TC3 trainings. You can navigate this course with the arrow buttons at the bottom of the screen or via the clickable course outline. A scored quiz is included in this course and requires a score of 80% or higher to pass. Course overview:This course provides an overview of the environmental predecessors related to archaeological impacts. Archaeology is a field of study concerned with understanding human life from material remains. Compliance obligations require us to consider project effects on archaeological sites and cemeteries. This training introduces discipline-specific environmental tasks along with the information required to initiate them. (These tasks are called “predecessors.”) Target audience: Members of all State agencies may take this course; however, know that this is not a TC3 course and all of the information provided is specific to Texas. Learning outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: • List the five main phases in the process for environmental compliance regarding archaeological resources; and • Describe the information and tasks needed to properly initiate the archaeological discipline.
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Special notes: This course is provided by the Texas DOT and therefore has a different format than TC3 trainings. You can navigate this course with the arrow buttons at the bottom of the screen or via the clickable course outline. A scored quiz is included in this course and requires a score of 80% or higher to pass. Course overview:This course provides an overview of the environmental predecessors related to archaeological impacts. Archaeology is a field of study concerned with understanding human life from material remains. Compliance obligations require us to consider project effects on archaeological sites and cemeteries. This training introduces discipline-specific environmental tasks along with the information required to initiate them. (These tasks are called “predecessors.”) Target audience: Members of all State agencies may take this course; however, know that this is not a TC3 course and all of the information provided is specific to Texas. Learning outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: • List the five main phases in the process for environmental compliance regarding archaeological resources; and • Describe the information and tasks needed to properly initiate the archaeological discipline.

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Environmental Predecessor Training: Archaeology (ENV445) TEXAS DOT
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Environmental Predecessor Training: Archaeology (ENV445) TEXAS DOT TC3TEX037-16-T1
Special notes: This course is provided by the Texas DOT and therefore has a different format than TC3 trainings. You can navigate this course with the arrow buttons at the bottom of the screen or via the clickable course outline. A scored quiz is included in this course and requires a score of 80% or higher to pass. Course overview:This course provides an overview of the environmental predecessors related to archaeological impacts. Archaeology is a field of study concerned with understanding human life from material remains. Compliance obligations require us to consider project effects on archaeological sites and cemeteries. This training introduces discipline-specific environmental tasks along with the information required to initiate them. (These tasks are called “predecessors.”) Target audience: Members of all State agencies may take this course; however, know that this is not a TC3 course and all of the information provided is specific to Texas. Learning outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to: • List the five main phases in the process for environmental compliance regarding archaeological resources; and • Describe the information and tasks needed to properly initiate the archaeological discipline.

Special notes: This course is provided by the Texas DOT and therefore has a different format than TC3 trainings.

You can navigate this course with the arrow buttons at the bottom of the screen or via the clickable course outline. A scored quiz is included in this course and requires a score of 80% or higher to pass.

Course overview:This course provides an overview of the environmental predecessors related to archaeological impacts. Archaeology is a field of study concerned with understanding human life from material remains. Compliance obligations require us to consider project effects on archaeological sites and cemeteries. This training introduces discipline-specific environmental tasks along with the information required to initiate them. (These tasks are called “predecessors.”)

Target audience: Members of all State agencies may take this course; however, know that this is not a TC3 course and all of the information provided is specific to Texas.

Learning outcomes: Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to:

• List the five main phases in the process for environmental compliance regarding archaeological resources; and

• Describe the information and tasks needed to properly initiate the archaeological discipline.

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