Section 106 Consultation

Aleutian Archaeology LLC is based in Unalaska, AK and offers consultation services for cultural resource management, specializing in Southwest Alaska and the Aleutian Islands Region. Its professionals Virginia Hatfield, Ph.D. and Kale Bruner, Ph.D. provide consulting services, with a combined experience of over 40 years in Cultural Resource Management.

aerial surveyArchaeological Survey and Site Evaluationarchival and historical researchartifact analysisFCC ComplianceGIS servicestechnical report writing

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.

Archaeological Monitoringbone recoveryburial treatmentdata recoveryGISinventory surveypreservation

ArchaeoPaleo Resource Management, Inc. provides cultural and paleontological resource services, working to meet local, state, and federal resource regulations. The firm states it is one of the only firms in Southern California qualified for both archaeology and paleontology, with staff meeting Secretary of the Interior's Professional Qualification Standards for archaeology and Society of Vertebrate Paleontology standards for Qualified Paleontological Resource Monitors.

Archaeologyarchival researchConstruction Worker Environmental Awareness Program (WEAP)curation preparationemergency monitoringgeologic servicesLaboratory analysisliterature reviewsmonitoringpaleontologyPhase II and III excavations and mitigationPhase I survey and assessmentsrecords searchSHPO consultation

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).

Archaeological MonitoringCultural Resource SurveysGeodatabase Creation and ImplementationGeographic Information Systems (GIS)historical researchLimited Cultural Resource TestingStoryMap creation