Great Lakes Archaeological Research Center provides professional archaeological and historical services to assist federal, state, and local governmental agencies, private architecture and engineering fiirms, federally regulated energy companies, land developers, and private individuals in complying with state and federal legislation concerning historic preservation. Such federal laws include Sections 106 and 110 of the National Historic Preservation Act, the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, the Archaeological Resources Protection Act, the American Indian Religious Freedom Act, the Antiquities Act of 1906, Executive Orders pertaining to historic preservation, Department of Defense Instructions 4710.1 and 4715.3, and Army Regulation 200-4.

 
 

ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES ARCHITECTURAL/HISTORICAL STUDIES OTHER STUDIES&RESEARCH

 

ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES

  • Background archival and literature research
  • Phase I reconaissance surveys
  • Phase I identification/intensive surveys
  • Phase II National Register of Historic Places site evaluations
  • Preparation of Determination of Eligiblity Forms (NPS Form 10-900)
  • Development of mitigation plans for NRHP eligible archaeological sites
  • Preparation and implementation of archaeological data recovery
  • Preparation of technical reports
  • Public outreach and interpretation
  • Native American consultation

 

ARCHITECTURAL/HISTORICAL STUDIES

  • Background archival and literature research
  • Reconaissance surveys
  • National Register of Historic Places evaluations
  • Preparation of Determination of Eligiblity Forms (NPS Form 10-900)
  • Development of mitigation plans for NRHP eligible buildings/structures
  • HABS/HAER documentation
  • Preparation of technical reports
  • Public outreach and interpretation

 

 

OTHER STUDIES AND RESEARCH
  • Identification and mapping of burial mounds
  • Cemetery and burial documentation
  • Excavation and interpretation of human remains
  • Preparation and implementation of Cultural Resource Management Plans
  • Development of historical contexts and land use histories
  • GIS mapping and planning
  • Remote sensing
  • Geomorphological studies
  

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