CDC’s archaeologists and geomorphologist are experienced in completing all phases and types of investigation, including:

• Probability Assessments/Desk Top Surveys
• Phase IA Archaeological Assessments
• Geomorphological Surveys
• Phase I Archaeological Surveys
• Phase II Archaeological Evaluations
• Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery Investigations
• GIS Mapping Services
• Artifact Analysis and Curation

CDC’s historians are experienced in a wide variety of historic structure and architectural evaluations, including:

• Historic Structure Surveys/Historic Resource Survey Forms
• Determination of Eligibilities
• Criteria of Effect Evaluations
• State Level Building Documentations
• Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record (HABS/HAER)
• Project’s requiring the use of the Secretary of the Interior’s Guidelines for the Treatment of Historic Properties

CDC has worked with clients, agencies, and Native American Tribes, consulting parties, and non-profit groups to successfully complete major cultural resource projects and when necessary support the development of wide range of creative mitigation and educational options. Our team includes experts on:

• State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) and Agency Coordination
• Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) Coordination
• Federal and State Cultural Resource Agreement Documents
• Alternative Mitigations
• Permanent or Temporary Exhibit development
• Public Outreach and Public Meetings
• Publications
• Educational Materials
• Videos