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A Certified Small Business, CRA is a leading, full-service, historic preservation company. Having built an extensive knowledge and experience base, CRA is recognized as the premier firm when a company seeks efficient, professional work.For every unique and challenging assignment, we at CRA deliver thorough results to match each client’s needs. Working nationwide, CRA employs a seasoned staff skilled in advanced techniques and the creative use of technology. We also emphasize adherence to all safety standards. CRA has the depth and breadth of expertise to complete complex and multiple cultural resource assignments, yet still offer our small business responsiveness and after-hours accessibility to clients.
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An introduction to the Avenue of Saints Project, Missouri
Over the next week, Andrew Bradbury and Richard Herndon will discuss the Avenue of Saints Project conducted in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri, between November 2004 and August 2006. By Andrew Bradbury From November of 2004 to August of 2006, CRA conducted ...
Pottery and Tools Recovered from the Carskadon Site Tell a Story
by Richard Herndon, Principal Investigator Yesterday I introduced the Carskadon Site that CRA excavated during the AOS project. The site has a Middle Woodland occupation (circa A.D. 1–250). Many of the traits observed in the ceramics and lithic artifacts indicated an ...
Addressing the Next Generation of Historic Resources - Modern + Recent Past Architecture
The task of architectural documentation and assessment is the product of an ever-evolving field that, with the passage of time, must constantly take new periods and types of resources into consideration. Even now, resources from the Modern era have largely ...Latest Blog Entries
- Bioarchaeological Investigations of the Evans Cemetery (46MD62), McDowell County, West Virginia
View the full report PDF Between May 4 and 18, 2006, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., completed ... - Ron Rood joins CRA as new Director of Operations-Utah
Ronald Rood is the Director of Operations for CRA’s Utah office. Originally from Colorado, Ron... - Welcome Aboard!
CRA is excited to introduce two new members of the team! Joanne DeMaio has joined the Evansville, In... - Testing Procedures for Historic Cemeteries
Christopher L. Borstel and Charles M. Niquette ACRA Edition, Volume 6, Number 5. October 2000... - The Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia Radiocarbon Database
Robert F. Maslowski, Charles M. Niquette and Derek M. Wingfield* Published in 1995, the article t...