archaeological monitoring

Alpenglow Cultural is a Colorado-based company founded in 2024 that provides cultural resources consulting throughout the Intermountain West, Great Basin, and Plains, including Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, and Montana. It focuses on small-scale cultural resource compliance for private and public sector clients, with over 40 years of combined team experience in cultural resource management, archaeological research, and federal compliance.

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Applied Archaeology (AA) specializes in the archaeology and history of the CNMI (Northern Mariana Islands) and has conducted archaeological work there for over 25 years. It was formally incorporated in the CNMI in September 2020, after previously conducting projects under Scientific Consultant Services, Inc. based in Honolulu. AA is owned by Michael Dega, Ph.D., Principal Investigator, and is a sole proprietorship. The team includes PhD and MA-level archaeologists, osteologists, and GIS specialists, with five full-time staff on Saipan and Tinian.

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Applied Archaeology and History Associates, Inc. (AAHA) is a women-owned, SBA 8(a) and DBE-certified cultural resources management service provider founded in 1998. AAHA helps clients navigate local, state, and federal compliance challenges associated with cultural resources, including Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act, serving the Mid-Atlantic and beyond.

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Archaeological Services LLC (ASCC) is a cultural resource management (CRM) firm based on Officers Row at Fort Vancouver in Vancouver, Washington, serving clients throughout the Pacific Northwest. For over 25 years it has helped clients comply with local, State, and Federal cultural resource laws, providing archaeological surveys, predeterminations, site testing, monitoring, laboratory analysis, and report writing.

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Stephen R. Braund & Associates (SRB&A) is an Alaska-owned applied anthropological firm based in Anchorage, Alaska, established in January 1978. SRB&A has conducted extensive research in rural Alaska as well as in the Pacific Northwest, Canada, and Japan, participating in over 200 ethnographic, anthropological, and cultural resources (including Section 106) studies.

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Chipeta Archaeological Site Investigations, LLC is owned and operated by Nicole Inman, Principal Investigator, who has conducted field investigations in western Colorado since 2002. She has worked as a staff archaeologist, historian, and GIS specialist, overseeing projects from creation to completion, conducting research, and managing data collection and distribution since 2003. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in History with a minor in Anthropology and Geographic Information Systems from Colorado Mesa University (2003).

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Cultural & Environmental Systems, Inc. (C&ES, Inc.) is a woman-owned, Tucson-based small business incorporated in Arizona that offers consulting services in anthropology, archaeology, history and historic preservation. Established as a separate company in November 1984, it has completed 2000 projects in the Greater Southwest for municipal, county, state and federal agencies, industry, and private development clients.

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