The Western Archeological and Conservation Center Conservation Database Program manages data in three primary areas: 1) Data Collection (Condition Survey), 2) Data Reporting, and 3) Data Transfer, and it coexists with the current dBase III+ National Park Service Automated National Catalogue System (ANCS) program, in order to read specified fields from the ANCS data files for reporting purposes. For application in non-National Park Service collections, another version of this program operates independent of the ANCS database. Using Data Collection, one can identify both a primary and a secondary material, as well as select descriptive words relating to condition of the structure, surface, decorative parts, and previous treatment of each material. In addition, a 256 byte memo field allows for written comments. A similar system addresses proposed treatments for the materials. Both condition and treatment are summarized and the estimated treatment hours are tabulated. The reporting feature prints in a standard report format only those characteristics which are recorded.