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Archeological survey, testing, data recovery and construction monitoring. The firm describes work under Section 106 and the Antiquities Code of Texas.
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Provider’s service page ↗Cultural resource planning, archaeology and historic preservation within a broader environmental consulting practice.
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Provider’s service page ↗Cultural resource management within an environmental consulting practice, including archaeological and historic resource services.
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