We provide experienced archaeologists and paraprofessionals for site monitoring and reporting as required by land managers and State Historic Preservation Officers and Tribal Historic Preservation Officers to mitigate potential adverse effects to properties of interest during the implementation of projects located within or adjacent to sensitive areas.

When possible, we utilize the members of local federally recognized tribes who have experience and formal training from an accredited field school or those who have completed the USFS Heritage Resources Paraprofessional Training Seminar.

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We are equipped to conduct Phase I Surveys and Phase II testing of sites as required by federal and state agencies prior to issuing some private landowners special use permits for projects such as utility easements, driveway construction, and bank reinforcements.

There are a variety of projects that requires the general public and businesses to obtain an archeological survey before their permits and licensing are approved.

We provide the same quality of work as the larger firms only with a more affordable cost.

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Whether it is documenting genealogical records and historical overviews or recording traditional cultural practices and mapping culturally significant sites of various ethnic communities, DnR Consulting has the experience to help.

Whether your project is required as a stand-alone grant deliverable, family roots project, or a community building endeavor, we can assist in the design, implementation, and reporting requirements to maintain compliance.

Total costs include travel expenses incurred, experts and witness per diems when required, as well as any additional fees for access to records that are not readily available through public domains.

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