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Our
professional staff includes specialists in the history, prehistory, and
archaeology of the various regions of California, the American Southwest,
the Great Basin, the Rocky Mountains, and the Pacific Northwest. Applied
EarthWorks employs individuals proficient in a wide range of related
disciplines, including architectural history, geology, and paleontology,
and uses specialized consultants as necessary to address unique projects
needs. This successful combination of in-house expertise and outside
specialists allows Applied EarthWorks to customize services as required to
fulfill each client's scope of work.
Senior
personnel offer years of experience managing cultural resources in
both the public and private sectors. Through continuing education,
membership in associated professional organizations, and on-the-job
experience, their understanding of the regulatory environment and
compliance issues guides them in providing sound consultation during
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Services
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Environmental
Impact Consultation (CEQA/NEPA)
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Archaeological
Field Surveys
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Testing
and Evaluation for National Register Eligibility
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Data-Recovery
Excavation and Mitigation
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Construction
Monitoring and Emergency Archaeology
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Laboratory
Processing and Data Analysis
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Coordination
with State and Federal Regulatory Agencies
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Historic
Properties Treatment Planning
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Native
American Consultation and Coordination
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Cultural
Resources Overviews
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Archival
and Historical Research
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Historic
Building Survey / Architectural History and HABS/HAER Documentation
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Ethnography
and Ethnohistory
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Geomorphology
and Geoarchaeology
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Paleontology
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Collections
Management
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Interpretive
and Educational Programs
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Paleoenvironmental
Reconstruction
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Capabilities
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The
Applied EarthWorks team possesses a thorough understanding of federal and
state regulatory requirements and compliance procedures. This knowledge
guides development of the most effective and economical cultural resources
management procedures for every stage of a project. Our staff also
maintains excellent working relationships with state offices of historic
preservation, various land-management agencies, and Native American
organizations. These relationships enable Applied EarthWorks to offer
comprehensive consultation that allows clients to make informed decisions
about the treatment of cultural resources. Our ability to address the
often diverse concerns of all involved parties has resulted in timely and
successful completion of:
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Water
Storage and Distribution Systems
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Federal
and State Land-use Studies
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Energy
Generation and Transmission Projects
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Community
Development and Infrastructure Expansion
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Highway
Improvements / Transportation Systems
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Urban
Redevelopment Projects
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Communication
Systems Placement and Upgrade
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Mining
and Resource Extraction Projects
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