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3 SECTION 2. SERVICES AND GOODS PROVIDED BY THE PI: The PI will conduct the investigations in accordance with the objectives and work stages defined in Section 1 (see also Appendix A. Project Abstract). All work will be consistent with the Secretary of the Department of the Interior's standards and guidelines for archaeological projects. In addition, the PI shall insure that any personnel employed for field or laboratory supervisors must meet the professional qualifications criteria set forth by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior, in 36 CFR Part 66 (Federal Register 42(19), 1977). The PI shall prepare and submit reports to the Division in accordance with the following: {1) Interim Resort. On or before July 1, 1999, the PI shall prepare and submit to the Local Coordinator and Division abrief -Interim -report on the grant activities to date. The report shall note any significant results or findings of the project, specific problems encountered during the work recommendations or requests for any amendments to the terms of this agreement, and the projected schedule for project completion if different from that defined by this agreement. (2) Dratf Final Report. On or before August 15, 1999, the PI shall prepare and submit to the Local Coordinator and Division a complete double-spaced draft report summarizing the analyses and results. The report shall include but not be limited to the following: (a) Abstract: containing sununary information on the objectives and results of the project. (b) Introduction: inchuding sponsorship of the project, the fimdmg sources (with specific reference to the U.S. Department of the Interior, the North Carolina Division of Archives and History, and the Orange County Environment and Resource Conservation D.epartment), project personnel, and project objectives. {c) Bac ound: including a discussion of the background research conducted on the archaeological and historical context of the project, as appropriate. This section should also contain references to any professional or local consultations contributing to the background research. (d) Archaeological context development: including discussions of factors considered in determining potential site locations and descriptions of pertinent prehistoric and historic landscapes as well as associated themes, sites and landscape features. (e) Field methods: including discussions of the reconnaissance survey methods, procedures and results. (f) Project results: including a research design for future archaeological investigation as well as a regional context which can be used in dete*m~n~ng the potential National Register eligibility of as yet unrecorded archaeological resources. (g) Conclusions, evaluations, and recommendations: including a scope of work far future archaeological survey and testing within the Saint Mary's Road Corridor.