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June 13,2006

Ms. Karen Kaniatobe Cultural Resources Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee OK 74801

Subject: TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project, Initiation of Consultation pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

Dear Ms. Kaniatobe:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the US. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.corn/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may, be of traditional religious andlor cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.

We would be pleased to discuss with you any locations you may identify. If possible, please indicate on the enclosed map any area of specific concern. We also understand that you may have concerns regarding the confidentiality of information on these areas. We would be happy to discuss these concerns and develop procedures to ensure the confidentiality of such information is maintained.

Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplisl~ed using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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be confined to the area within the project corridor.

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeology@,ar~ltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your participation and thank you for your timely response which will greatly assist us in incorporating your concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Project. We respectfully request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.

Sincerely,

Steve Titus President

Enclosures: Missouri map of the Keystone corridor Tribal Consultation Options form

cc WIO enclosures: Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthropologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330"' Street White Cloud, ICansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, ICansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair Victor Roubidoux, Historic Preservation 4051547-2402 [email protected]

'. Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 721 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Pox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Reso~uces 9 1 81968- 1920 wahnesh@yahoo. corn Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Olclahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator j [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 6411484-4678 (phone) 64 11484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16"' & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax)

... . . [email protected]

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma

Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPM Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 9 181666-2435 (phone) 9 181666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 91 81542- 1445 (phone) 91 8/542-7260 (fax)

. Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9 181756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 1 81756-29 1 1 ( fa) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Mumoe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 801/269-2552 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy; 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oldahoma 73005 405/247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 9 181456-067 1, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)

Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma

i' Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542- 1853 (phone) 9 1 81542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources

. [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 4051275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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June 13,2006

Dr. Richard Allen NAGPRA Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah OK 74465


Dear Dr. Allen:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada

( Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure I). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.corn/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious andor cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.

We wo~dd be pleased to discuss with you any locations you may identify. If possible, please indicate on the enclosed map any area of specific concern. We also understand that you may have concerns regarding the confidentiality of information on these areas. We would be happy to discuss these concerns and develop procedures to ensure the confidentiality of such information is maintained.

Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office

f., . guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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/ be confined to the area within the project corridor.

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeology@,araltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your participation and thank you for your timely response which will greatly assist us in incorporating your concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Pro-ject. We respectfully request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.

Sincerely,


Enclosures: Misso~~ri map of the Keystone corridor Tribal Consultation Options form

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Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330"' Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Kansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 721 Perluns, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA deannbahr@yahoo. corn Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434

, 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 91 81968-1920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 9 1 81968-3 526 (phone) 9181968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwalti Road Tama, Iowa 52.339 6411484-4678 (phone) 641 1484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 6t" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 91 81666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 181542- 1445 (phone) 9 181542-7260 (fix)

. Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 81756-2911 (fix) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-25 52 (phone) 5801269-230 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarlco on Hwy. 281 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Olclahoma 74465 9 181456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 9 181456-6485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542- 1853 (phone) 9 181542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Canie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arltansas 72701 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources

. [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 4051275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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Mr. Terry Cole NAGPRA Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma P.O. Drawer 1210 Durant OK 74702

Subject: TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Pro-ject, Initiation of Consultation pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

Dear Mr. Cole:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization fiom the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending fiom Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.corn/lcevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifymg sites that may be of traditional religious and/or cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.

We would be pleased to discuss with you any locations you may identify. If possible, please indicate on the enclosed map any area of specific concern. We also understand that you may have concerns regarding the confidentiality of information on these areas. We would be happy to discuss these concerns and develop procedures to ensure the confidentiality of such information is maintained,


, guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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/ be confined to the area within the project corridor.

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at a rchaeolo~~~,ar~ l td .com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



i cc wto enclosures:

Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthropologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330~" Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPlRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Kansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 72 1 Perlcins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 ( f a )

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green egreen@sacandfoxcasino .com 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 91 81968-1920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 64 11484-4678 (phone) 6411484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16"' & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5 801924-1150 (fax) [email protected]



Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 743 5 5 91 81542-1 445 (phone) 9 181542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9181756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 81756-29 1 1 ( fa) [email protected]

(\ Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy M~uxoe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 281 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oldahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oltlahoma 74465 9181456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 9181542-1853 (phone) 9 1 8/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Reso~wces


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June 13,2006

Ms. Tamara Francis NAGPRA Director Delaware Nation P.O. Box 825 Andarko OK 73005

Subject: TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project, Initiation of Consultation p~usuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

Dear Ms. Francis:


i Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate I ,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Bucha~lan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure I). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transca.nada.corn/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious and/or cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.



I' guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeology~,argltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your participation and thank you for y o u timely response which will greatly assist us in incorporating your concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Project. We respectfully request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.

Sincerely,



i cc W/O enclosures:


Distiibution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330" Street White Cloud, Icansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 785/595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas Rr. Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Kansas 674 10 785/263-0090 (phone) 785J263-7453 (fax) [email protected]

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair

fl. Victor Roubidoux, Historic Preservation ,- 405/547-2402

[email protected]

Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 721 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Pox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edinore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-747 1 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey , Cultural Resources 91 81968-1920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oldahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 64 11484-4678 (phone) 64 11484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 6 ~ ' & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


( Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 91 81666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of OMahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 181542- 1445 (phone) 9 181542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oldahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 181756-291 1 (fax) cultural@ocevnet .org

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 ICaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 80//269-25 52 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of OMahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 91 8/542-1853 (phone) 91 8/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 4791442-7576 Cphone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 4051275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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Mr. Charles Enyart Chief & NAGPRA Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma P.O. Box 350 Seneca MO 64865


Dear Mr. Enyart:


i

i Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending fiom Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/ke~stone.




t x .- guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeologv@,argltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



\


Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330" Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)


Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair Victor Roubidoux, Historic Preservation 405/547-2402 [email protected]

i Ext. 323 R.R. I , Box 72 1 Perkcins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA deannbahr@ yahoo .corn Edmore Green [email protected] 3 05 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Pox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 91 81968-1 920 [email protected]

( Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oldahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwdu Road Tama, Iowa 52339 6411484-4678 (phone) 6411484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 6t" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 80/!J24-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 9 1 81666-243 5 (phone) 9 1 81666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 181542- 1445 (phone) 91 8/542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9 1 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 1 8/75 6-29 1 1 (fax) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-230 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 281 P,O. Box 825 Andarlco, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 9181456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 l8/542- 1853 (phone) 9 1 81542-4694 (fax)


Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation OEcer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 40Y275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 ( f a )

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Mr. Patt Murphy NAGPRA Representative Iowa tribe of Kansas and Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene KS 6741 0


Dear Mr. Murphy:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization fiom the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifiing sites that may be of traditional religious and/or cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.


Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolom@,ar~ltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your participation and thank you for your timely response which wiil greatly assist us in incorporating your concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Project. We respectfully request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.

Sincerely,




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Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 3 3 0 ~ Street White Cloud, ICansas 66094 785123 6-0090 (phone) 7851595-66 10 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Kansas 6741 0 78 51263 -0090 (phone) 785/263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


i Ext. 323 R.R. I , Box 721 Perkins, Oldahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 785/742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3 785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 9 1 81968-1 920 wahnesh@ yahoo. corn

1 I Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA

Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oldahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected]

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Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Ms. Teuy Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 6t" & Locust ~'treet Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 9 1 81666-2435 (phone) 9 181666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 91 81542-1 445 (phone) 9 1 81542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 1 81756-29 1 1 (fax) cultwal@ocevnet. org

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarlco on Hwy. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oldahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 9 1 8/456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 9 1 81456-6485 (fm)


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Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542- 1853 (phone) 9 18/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 479/442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. 1 [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 405/275-4030 (phone) 40.51878-4533 (fax)

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Dear Mr. Roubidoux:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the c~~ltural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada

i Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending fiom Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph; Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.comlke~stone.

For purposes of the National Historic Presemation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious and/or cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.


Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. Tnese investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, pIease contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at a rchaeolo~~~ar~l td .com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we sliould contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,


Enclosures: Missouri map of the.Keystone corridor Tribal Consultation Options form


Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330' Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 785J236-0090 (phone) 78515954610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye .Avenue Abilene, I<ansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 ( f a ) [email protected]


Ext. 323 R.R. I , Box 72 1 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Pox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] ' 3 05 North Main Reserve, ICansas 66434

, 789742-7471 (phone) 785/742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, CulturaI Resources 9 l8/968-l92O wahnesh@yahoo .corn Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Olclahoma 74079 9 181968-3526 (phone) 9 18/968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 6411484-4678 Cphone) 641/484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E, Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16~" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 801924-8280 (phone) 580/924-1150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPM Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 9 181666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 91 8/542- 1445 (phone) 91 81542-7260 (fax)

. Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oldahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 918/756-2911 ( f a ) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 58011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)


Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone)

I 9 1814564485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman i P.O. Box 765

Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 91 81542-1 853 (phone) 91 8/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. 1 [email protected]

Gbsentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 405/275-4030 (phone) 405/878-4533 (fa)

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Ms. Lillie Strange Environmental Department Jena Band of Choctaw Indians P.O. Box 14 Jena Louisiana 7 1 342-00 14

S~~bject: TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project, Initiation of Consultation pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Presemation Act

Dear Ms. Strange:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.comikevsto~~e.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious andlor cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.



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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at ai-chaeolowCd),ar~ltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your parlicipation and thank you for your timely response which will greatly assist us in incorporating your concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Project. We respectfully request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.

Sincerely,




Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 3 3 0 ~ Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)



Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 721 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 405/547-2948, ext. 243-(phone for Chair) 405/547-2402 (phone, general) 405/547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne B&, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 3 05 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 785/742-7471 (phone) 785J742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 9 1 8/968-1920 wahnesh@yahoo. corn Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 9 1 81968-3 526 (phone) 91 8/968-3887 (fax)

Sacand Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meslcvvaki Road Tarna, Iowa 52339 641/484-4678 (phone) 64 1 /484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 121 0 16'" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5 801924- 1 1 5 0 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 8/666-2435 (phone) 91 8/666-3325 ( fa)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 743 55 91 81542-1445 (phone) 91 8/542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 81756-2911 (fax) cultural@ocevnet .org

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oldahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 80//269-2552 (phone) 5801269-230 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 281 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 405047-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 9 1 8/456-067 1, ext. 2466 (phone) 9 1 8/456-6485 (fax)

Quapaw Tribe of OkIahoma

Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 9 1 8/54Z-l853 (phone) 91 81542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 7270 1 479/442-7576 @hone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, overn nor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources


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June 13,2006

Ms. Crystal Douglas NAGPRA Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Drawer 50 Kaw City OK 74641

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Dear Ms. Douglas:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization fiom the US. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.comlkevstone.

For purposes of the National .Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious 'andlor cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.

We would be pleased to discuss with you any locations you may identify. If possible, please indicate on the enclosed map any area of specific concern. We also understand that you may have concems regarding the confidentiality of information on these areas. We would be happy to discuss these concems and develop procedures to ensure the confidentiality of such information is maintained.


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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolo~@,argltddcom. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,




Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330th Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 78515956610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye ,Avenue Abilene, ICansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) indart@access-onexom


Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 72 1 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green egreen@sacandfoxcasino,com 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 ( fa )

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 9 l8/968- 1920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 9 18/968-3526 (phone) 9181968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Pox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tarna, Iowa 52339 641/484-4678 (phone) . 641/484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 801924-8280 (phone) 580/924-1150 (fax) [email protected]



Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 1 81542- 1445 (phone) 91 81542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oldahoma Mr, Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 58Q Olmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9 181756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 8/756-2911 (fax) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 58011269-2552 (phone) 580/269-2301 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 405/247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPM P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)

Quapaw Tribe of OMahoma

Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542-1853 (phone) 91 81542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 7270 1 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. 1 O6@ear&hlink.net

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] ---

Ted ats son: Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer tedw@,astribe.com 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 4051275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)


Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green egreen@sacandfoxcasino,com 3 05 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fa)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Masse y, Cultural Resources 9 181968-1 920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman

. Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator jlbuffalo@meskw~,org 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 641 /484-4678 (phone) 641 /484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


tie confined to the area within the corridor.

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolo~~ar~1td.corn. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



cc W/O enclosures: Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthrop.ologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nehraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330th Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 785/236-0090 (phone) 785/595-6610 (fix)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye ,Avenue Abilene, ICansas 6741 0 '785/263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


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June 13,2006

Ms. Julie Olds NAGPRA Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Box 1326 Miami OK 74355


Dear Ms. Olds:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St, Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of txaditional religious and/or cultural importance to your tribal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources,


Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in midMay, 2006. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolow@,ar~ltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



cc wlo enclosures: Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthropologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330' Street White Cloud, I<ansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Ehsas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair Victor Roubidoux, Historic Preservation 405/547-2402 [email protected]

Ext. 323 R.R. I , Box 721 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA deannbahr@yahoo. com Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-747 1 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 9 1 81968- 1920 [email protected] Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oldahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Presetvation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 64 11484-4678 (phone) 64 11484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Teny Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16'" & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 9 1 81666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oldahoma 74355 91 81542- 1445 (phone) 91 81542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9181756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 81756-29 1 1 (fax) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-2301 (fax)


Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)

Quapaw Tribe of OMahoina

Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 91 81542-1853 (phone) 91 81542-4694 (fa)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 7270 1 479/442-7576 (phone) e-rnail [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 4051275-4030 (phone) 405/878-4533 (fax)

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Mrs. Joyce Bear NAGPRA Muscogee Creek Nation of Oklahoma P.O. Box 580 Okrnulgee OK 74447


Dear Mrs. Bear:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization itom the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/kevstone.

For purposes of the National Historic Preservation Act, ARG is initiating consultation to assist in identifying sites that may be of traditional religious and/or cultural importance to your kibal organization. Please note that we are requesting information only on sites you believe may potentially be impacted by the proposed project. This information will be valuable in avoiding any impacts to cultural resources.


Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a vaxiety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolom@,argltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



cc wlo enclosures: Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthropologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330" Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 785/595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, Kansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 (phorie) 7851263 -7453 (fax) [email protected]

Iowa Tribe of Oldahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair Victor Roubidoux, Historic Preservation 405/547-2402 [email protected]

Ext. 323 R.R. I , Box 72 1 Perkins, Oldahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4051547-5294 ( f a )

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 3 05 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 9 181968-1 920 wahnesh@ yahoo. corn Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oldahoma 74079 9 1 81968-3526 (phone) 9 1 81968-3 887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 6411484-4678 (phone) 64 11484-5424 ( f a )

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 6th & Locust Skeet Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5 801924-8280 (phone) 5 8OI924-ll5O (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & N A W W Ext. 250 P;O. Box 3'50 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone). 91 81666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 91 81542- 1445 (phone) 91 81542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oldahorna Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Olunulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 81756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 18/756-2911 (fax) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-230 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA D' lrector 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, OMahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 9 1 81456-6485 (fix)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542- 1853 (phone) 9 1 81542-4694 (fax)


Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Okdahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 405/275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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Ms. Carrie Wilson NAGPRA Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville Arkansas 7270 1


Dear Ms. Wilson:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending .from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/kevstone.


We would be pleased to discuss with you any locations you may identify. If possible, please indicate on the enclosed map any .area of specific concern. We also understand that you may have concerns regarding the confidentiality of information on these areas. We would be happy to discuss these concerns and develop procedures to ensure the confidentiality of such information is maintained.

Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 200.6. These investigations will be carried out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic preservation office guidelines, The survey will be accomplished .using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork will

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be confined to the area within the project conidor.

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolom@,argItd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,


Enclosures: Missouri map of the Kejrstone comdor Tribal Consultation Options form

cc W/O enclosures: Kim Munson, ENSR, Anthropologist

Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Neairaska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 3 3 0 ~ Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 785/23 6-0090 (phone) 7851595-6610 (fax)


Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma E. Bernadette Huber, Chair Victor Roubidom, Historic Preservation 4051547-2402 [email protected]


Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3 785 (fax)

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye &lass&, Cultural Resources 91 81968-1920 wahnesh@ yahoo.com Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Stroud, Oklahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fm)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tama, Iowa 52339 6411484-4678 (phone) 641/484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16"' & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5 801924-1150 (fax) [email protected]

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma.

Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 8/666-2435 (phone) 91 8/666-3325 (fax)

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 1 8/S42- 1445 (phone) 91 8/542-7260 (fax)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Okrnulgee, Oklahoma 74447 918/756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 91 8/756-29 1 1 (fax) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer SO Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 8 O//269-2552 (phone) 580/269-230 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 281 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, OMahoma 73005 4OY247-2448 (phone) 405/247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 9 1 81456-067 1, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 8/456-6485 (fax)


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 743 63 9 181542-1 853 (phone) 91 8/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. 1 [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 4051275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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Ms. Deanne Bahr NAGPRA Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska 3 05 North Main Reserve KS 66434

Phone: (61 8). 529-2741 ---- F a x : (618) 457 .5070 ---.. e-mail: [email protected]

Subject: TransCanada Keystone Pipeline- Project, Initiation of Consultation pursuant to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

Dear Ms. Bahr:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanacla.com/keystone.



Weather permitting, the plan calls for ARG to begin the field investigations in Missouri in mid-May, 2006. These investigations will be camed out by one or two three-person crews employing methods that conform to the state historic prese~ation office guidelines. The survey will be accomplished using a variety of field techniques including systematic surface survey, systematic shovel testing, systematic walkover survey, and geomorphological and geoarchaeological investigations. All fieldwork wilI

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&;'John Berry, Chairmag P.O. Box 765 .

Quapaw, Oklahoma- 743 63 . .

9 1 8/5"l2- 1 853. (phone) 9181542-4694cf~) - , . . . . .

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 7270 1 4791442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oldahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74801 4051275-4030 (phone) 403878-4.533 (fax)

CONFIDENTIAL

Mr. Charles D,.Enyart, Chief& NAGPRA , , . '. . .

Ext. 250. . ' .

Miami Tribe o f ~ k l a h d h a Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA BOX 1326 Miami, Oklahoma. 74355 9l8;/542- 1445 (phone) 91 8/542-7260 (&)

. M u s ~ g e e (Creek), Nation. of Oklahoma . : . .

Mr. ~&bertBeaver, ~ r i d i p l chief . . . ,' -. 1 . .

'Mrs. J&C~A.B~&NAGPRA : , , , . , '

. . . . . 'P:O.. Box S8.0. . ." ' ' ' . . . , .

Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 ' . ' '

9181756-8700; ext. 603 (phone) . . . . . .

9 1 81756-29 1 1 (fmj . .

[email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklqhoma. . ,

Mr. .Guy Munroe, . . . . Chairman. . .. Ms. Crystal. Douglas, NAGPM ' . . .

Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 5 801/269-2552 (phone) . .

. . s8on69-2301 ( h j . . . .

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Delaware Nation Ms. TamaraFrancis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 730.05 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 '(fax)

Cherokee Naiion of Okiahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 81456-6485 (fax)

Quapaw Tribe of..Oklahoma

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Ms. Sandra Massey Cultural Resources Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Route 2, Box 246 Stroud OK 74079


Dear Ms. Massey:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from. Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.~aflscanada.co~~e~stone.




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If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolo~@,ar~i1td.~orn. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.

We appreciate your participation and thank you for yom timely response which will greatly assist us in incorporating y o u concerns into the project development of the Keystone Pipeline Project. We respectfillly request that you complete the enclosed Tribal Consultation Options form and return it, along with any maps noting areas of concern, to me by July 14,2006.


Enclosures: Missomi map of the Keystone corridor Tribal Consultation Options form


Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330' Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 7851236-0090 (phone) 785/595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye .Avenue Abilene, Kansas 6741 0 7851263-0090 @hone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 72 1 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 4051547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 4051547-2402 (phone, general) 4057547-5294 ( f a )

Sac and Hbx of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska MS. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. D e m e Bahr, NAGPRA [email protected] Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 7851742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 ( f a x )

Sac and Fox Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Culhual Resources 9 1 8/968- 1 920 wahnesh@ yahoo.com Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 St~~udy Oklahoma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 81968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in ~ o w a Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic P.reservatio Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tam, Iowa 523 3 9 6411484-4678 (phone) 6411484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 1 61h & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 5801924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 ( f ~ ) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief & NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 91 8/666-3325 ( f a )

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 9 1 8/542- 1445 (phone) 9 1 81542-7260 (faw)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 91 8/756-8700, ext 603 (phone) 9 1 8/756-29 1 1 (fa) [email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. GUY Munroe, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641 580//269-2552 (phone) 580/269-2301 ( f a )

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwy. 281 P.O. Box 825 A n d a b , Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 405/247-9393 ( f a )

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948 - Tahkquah, Oklahoma 74465 91 8456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 91 8/456-6485 ( f a )


Mr. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 9 1 8/542-1853 (phone) 91 8/542-4694 (fax)

Ms. Carrie V. Wilson, NAGPRA 223 East La Fayette Fayetteville, Arkansas 7270 1 479/442-7576 (phone) e-mail nagpra. [email protected]

AbsenteeShawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, over nor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Offrcer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 7480 1 405/275-4030 (phone) 405/878-4533 (fax)

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Mr. Johnathan Buffalo Historic Preservation Coordinator Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa 349 Meskwaki Road Tama IA 52339


Dear Mr. Buffalo:

American Resources Group, Ltd. (ARG), has been retained by ENSR International to conduct the cultural resources survey for the Missouri portion of the TransCanada Keystone Pipeline Project. TransCanada, pending authorization from the U.S. Department of State, is proposing to construct an approximate 1,870-mile-long crude oil pipeline extending from Hardisty, Alberta, to Patoka, Illinois. The Missouri Segment of the Keystone Pipeline Project passes through the northern Missouri counties of Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln, and St. Charles (Figure 1). More information regarding this project can be obtained by referring to the project website at www.transcanada.com/kevstone.




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be confined to the area within the project conidor. i

If you wish to provide comments related to this proposed project, please contact me at the address and phone number noted above, or by e-mail at archaeolom@~argltd.com. If you are not the appropriate individual to receive this request, please advise me whom we should contact and any other individuals who should be notified or consulted.


Sincerely,



i

i cc W/O enclosures:


. . Distribution List:

Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Neliraska Mr. Louis DeRoin, Chairman 2340 330" Street White Cloud, Kansas 66094 78.5123 6-0090 (phone) 785/595-6610 (fax)

Mr. Patt Murphy, NAGPRA Representative Iowa Tribe of Kansas & Nebraska 206 South Buckeye Avenue Abilene, ICansas 6741 0 78Y263-0090 (phone) 7851263-7453 (fax) [email protected]


Ext. 323 R.R. 1, Box 72 I - -

Perkins, Oklahoma 74059-9599 405/547-2948, ext. 243 (phone for Chair) 405/547-2402 @hone, general) 4051547-5294 (fax)

Sac and Fox of the Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Ms. Sandra Keo, Chairwoman Ms. Deanne Bahr, NAGPRA deannbahr@ yahoo.com - - Edmore Green [email protected] 305 North Main Reserve, Kansas 66434 785/742-7471 (phone) 7851742-3785 (fax)

Sac and For Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Don Abney, Principal Chief Ms. Sandra Kaye Massey, Cultural Resources 91 8/968-l92O [email protected]

i Mr. A. C. Wilson, NAGPRA Route 2, Box 246 Sfroud, Oldaboma 74079 91 81968-3526 (phone) 91 8/968-3887 (fax)

Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Mr. Homer Bear, Jr., Chairman Mr. Johnathan Buffalo, Historic Preservation Coordinator [email protected] 349 Meskwaki Road Tma, Iowa 52339 641 1484-4678 (phone) 641/484-5424 (fax)

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Gregory E. Pyle, Chief Mr. Terry Cole, NAGPRA P.O. Drawer 1210 16"' & Locust Street Durant, Oklahoma 74702 580/924-8280 (phone) 5801924-1 150 (fax) [email protected]


Mr. Charles D. Enyart, Chief 8: NAGPRA Ext. 250 P.O. Box 350 Seneca, Missouri 64865 91 81666-2435 (phone) 91 81666-3325 ( f a )

Miami Tribe of Oldahoma Mr. Floyd E. Leonard, Chief Ms. Julie Olds, NAGPRA Box 1326 Miami, Oklahoma 74355 91 81542- 1445 (phone) 9 1 81542-7260 (fa)

Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Robert Beaver, Principal Chief Mrs. Joyce A. Bear, NAGPRA P.O. Box 580 Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447 9 181756-8700, ext. 603 (phone) 9 1 81756-29 1 1 (fax) c%[email protected]

Kaw Indian Tribe of Oklahoma Mr. Guy Munme, Chairman Ms. Crystal Douglas, NAGPRA Drawer 50 Kaw City, Oklahoma 7464 1 58011269-2552 (phone) 5801269-23 0 1 (fax)

Delaware Nation Ms. Tamara Francis, NAGPRA Director 2 Miles North of Anadarko on Hwj.. 28 1 P.O. Box 825 Andarko, Oklahoma 73005 4051247-2448 (phone) 4051247-9393 (fax)

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith, Principal Chief Dr. Richard Allen, NAGPRA P.O. Box 948

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Mr. Chad Smith P*-?ipal Chief

Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465 91 81456-0671, ext. 2466 (phone) 9 1 81456-6485 (fax)


Mi. John Berry, Chairman P.O. Box 765 Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363 9 1 8/542-1853 (phone) 91 81542-4694 (fax)


Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Mr. Kenneth Blanchard, Governor Ms. Karen Kaniatobe, Cultural Resources [email protected] Ted Watson, Jr., Tribal Historic Preservation Officer [email protected] 2025 South Gordon Cooper Drive Shawnee, Oklahoma 74-80 1 405/275-4030 (phone) 4051878-4533 (fax)

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