(j) a safety policy; (k) if applicable, arrangements for collaboration with museums and other institutions; (l) report preparation, contents, and dissemination; (m) if applicable, the anticipated disposition of archives, including artifacts; and (n) if applicable, a program for publication.
7.If unexpected discoveries are made or circumstances change, the project design shall be reviewed and amended. Amendments to the project design shall require a new authorization to be issued.
8.Each project shall be carried out in accordance with its project design.
III.Funding
9.Projects shall be designed to ensure adequate funding in advance to complete all stages of the project including the curation, conservation and documentation of any recovered artifacts, and the preparation and dissemination of the report.
10.The project design shall include contingency plans that will ensure conservation of recovered artifacts and supporting documentation in the event of any interruption of anticipated funding.
11.The project design shall demonstrate an ability to fund the project through completion.
12.Project funding shall not require the sale of artifacts or other material recovered or the use of any strategy that will cause artifacts and supporting documentation to be irretrievably dispersed.
IV.Duration–Timetable
13.Adequate time shall be assured in advance to complete all stages of the project, including the curation, conservation and documentation of any recovered artifacts, and the preparation and dissemination of the report.
14.The project design shall include contingency plans that will ensure conservation of artifacts and supporting documentation in the event of any interruption in the anticipated timetable.
