[Igcm] [Idaho GIS] GIS Website - November 2017 Map of the Month

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What a wonderful story - I enjoyed starting my day with it.

Thanks,

Kara Utter • Valley County GIS Analyst
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-----Original Message-----
From: Erin Seaman <Erin.Seaman at cio.idaho.gov>
To: "geotech at admws.idaho.gov" <geotech at admws.idaho.gov>, 
"igcm at admws.idaho.gov" <igcm at admws.idaho.gov>
Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2017 21:34:59 +0000
Subject: [Idaho GIS] GIS Website - November 2017 Map of the Month

The November “Map of the Month” has been posted to the GIS website 
(along with maps previously posted to the site) and can now be viewed at:  
http://gis.idaho.gov/portal/maps/gallery.html

 

This month’s StoryMap was sent to us by Bryan Krouse at College of Western 
Idaho (CWI) and features an overview and general findings of the 
five-year-long Petroglyph Recording Project conducted by the Anthropology 
Club at the College of Western Idaho in collaboration with Canyon County 
Parks, Cultural and Natural Resources from 2013-2017. This map serves as a 
virtual scrapbook of the dozens of students who were responsible for 
documenting and mapping petroglyphs located at two distinct sites along the 
Snake River Basin of Southwestern Idaho. Over the course of four field 
campaigns, students photographed, gridded, sketched, and mapped GPS 
coordinates of petroglyphs (images pecked into stone). Due to the sensitive 
nature of rock art, the exact locations of the petroglyphs are not made 
available to the public via the StoryMap, however scholars or students 
interested in exploring this research further may contact Nikki Gorrell, 
Project Director and Assistant Professor of Anthropology at College of 
Western Idaho (contact info listed in the StoryMap).

 

Enjoy!

 

Erin Seaman

Assistant to Greg Zickau, Chief Information Officer

Administrative support for:

Idaho Technology Authority (ITA)
IT Leadership Council (ITLC)
Idaho Geospatial Council-Executive Committee (IGC-EC)
Access Idaho Steering Committee
Department of Administration | Office of the Chief Information Officer | 
State of Idaho

Erin.Seaman at cio.idaho.gov | (208) 332-1876
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