Cultural Resource Management Services
NEED CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SERVICES?
CRAF has been asked to take an active role in cultural resources management (CRM) consulting throughout California. Several board members are now working together with federal land management agencies to inventory, document, and evaluate the character of cultural resources in California. These services are also needed by private developers and other public agencies to comply with state and federal environmental and historic preservation laws.
In that regard, CRAF has been able to complete such services in a very cost effective manner assisting with the inventory, evaluation, protection, and cultural resource management recommendations relating to the California Environmental Quality Act and the National Historic Preservation Act and also to perform National Register of Historic Places nominations (when needed).
Please contact us if you require additional information or are in need of cultural resource management services throughout California that might involve Native American Heritage sacred sites, rock art, and traditional cultural properties. This new department has been engaged in successful consultations throughout California and is part of the CRAF outreach program to conserve and protect sensitive, non-renewable, culturally important heritage sites.
Our team currently has two active projects in the Mojave Desert and have Registered Professional Archaeologists (RPA) and professional staff who are ready to provide additional consulting services and to perform contract work immediately.
Services include:
Cultural Resource Evaluations
Research and Record Searches
Tribal Consultation
Documentation and Recording
Site Testing and Mitigation
Archaeological Monitoring
Archaeological Survey and Investigations
Site Registration
National Register Nominations
Management Planning
Impact Assessment
Restoration and Conservation
Contact:
Dr. Alan Garfinkel Gold, R.P.A. 989105, President
16431 Scientific Way, Irvine, CA 92618
(805) 312-2261
avram1952@yahoo.com
CRAF has been asked to take an active role in cultural resources management (CRM) consulting throughout California. Several board members are now working together with federal land management agencies to inventory, document, and evaluate the character of cultural resources in California. These services are also needed by private developers and other public agencies to comply with state and federal environmental and historic preservation laws.
In that regard, CRAF has been able to complete such services in a very cost effective manner assisting with the inventory, evaluation, protection, and cultural resource management recommendations relating to the California Environmental Quality Act and the National Historic Preservation Act and also to perform National Register of Historic Places nominations (when needed).
Please contact us if you require additional information or are in need of cultural resource management services throughout California that might involve Native American Heritage sacred sites, rock art, and traditional cultural properties. This new department has been engaged in successful consultations throughout California and is part of the CRAF outreach program to conserve and protect sensitive, non-renewable, culturally important heritage sites.
Our team currently has two active projects in the Mojave Desert and have Registered Professional Archaeologists (RPA) and professional staff who are ready to provide additional consulting services and to perform contract work immediately.
Services include:
Cultural Resource Evaluations
Research and Record Searches
Tribal Consultation
Documentation and Recording
Site Testing and Mitigation
Archaeological Monitoring
Archaeological Survey and Investigations
Site Registration
National Register Nominations
Management Planning
Impact Assessment
Restoration and Conservation
Contact:
Dr. Alan Garfinkel Gold, R.P.A. 989105, President
16431 Scientific Way, Irvine, CA 92618
(805) 312-2261
avram1952@yahoo.com
Archaeologist and CRAF Board Member Ryan Gerstner hard at work documenting rock art.
