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River, photocopies of all relevant material uncovered in the creation of the historical <br />overview and review of known archaeological sites will be collected and indexed for <br />placement in the Sherburne County Historical Society. <br /> <br />Prehistoric Usage Probability <br /> I <br /> prohlstoHc g~teral model <br /> ~ Low <br /> <br /> ~ High <br /> <br />Example Predictive Map (Corinth, Greece) <br /> <br />General Maps. The project <br />will gather in paper and <br />digital format historical <br />maps, topographic data, <br />historical and current aerial <br />photos, satellite imagery, <br />vegetation maps (current <br />and historic), soil maps, <br />hydrological maps, known <br />archaeological sites, <br />historic farmsteads, and <br />plat maps. These maps <br />will be made available as <br />part of the report, and <br />copies will be placed with <br />the Sherbume County <br />Historical Society. Other <br />maps can be created by <br />request as the project <br />progresses. <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />Predictive Maps. Maps illustrating low, medium and high archaeological potential will <br />be developed and overlayed on current maps and air photos. Separate predictive maps <br />will be created for prehistoric and historic sites. Included on these will be known <br />archaeological sites. Additional versions of these maps will be made as necessary for <br />proper presentation and ease of interpretation. Copies or paper maps and digital data will <br />be placed with the Sherburne County Historical Society. <br /> <br />Training in Use of Predictive Model. In addition to the report and associated items listed above, <br />Prof. Rothaus will provide as needed training in the interpretation and use of the predictive <br />mode. This can be done as group and one-on-one sessions and the intention is to design the <br />training specific to the audience. Individuals already knowledgeable in the use of ArcView will <br />receive, if desired, training in the usage of the digital coverages created. <br /> <br />Continued Service and Partnership. St. Cloud State University considers community service and <br />partnerships an important part of its role in the state of Minnesota. It is hoped that this project <br />will serve as continuation and expansion of existing partnerships in Sherburne County. In simple <br />terms, it also means that this the project will not result in merely a written report; we will still be <br />here afterwards when questions and issues arise, and we will continue to serve as we are able. <br /> <br /> <br />