Archaeology
Alpine’s
Archaeology Program provides archaeological resource surveys, technical
assistance, project reviews, ownership-wide records searches, geo-spatial
data-base/inventory compilations, securable user friendly “hard-copy”
records inventories, pre-field research, and archaeological report production to
foresters and other resource professionals.
Its purpose is to implement a program of identification and management
for archaeological and historical resources located within project areas subject
to various cultural resource protection regulations.
The Alpine
Archaeology Program has one full-time professional archaeologist on staff.
Two
full-time positions are filled at the
technician level as
well. Also, CDF Archaeologically Certified forestry technicians are utilized,
whenever practical, for their intimate project area knowledge and their ability
to identify potentially significant resources on the ground during project
planning and implementation. Operations
are based out of field offices close to project areas and out of Alpine’s home
office in Anderson, CA.
Archaeology
Services:
·
Summary
Reports
·
Field
Inspections and Surveys
·
Archaeological
Survey Reports
·
Archaeological Site Recording
·
Archaeological Excavation
·
Records
Searches
·
Archaeological
Inventories
·
Cultural
Resource Overviews
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Prehistoric Sites: Prehistoric archaeological sites belong to the period primarily before the arrival of Europeans to California. Sites can have both historic and prehistoric components, or be strictly assigned to one period or the other. |
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Historic Sites: Archaeological sites of the historic period are locations where important events during the historic period took place or historic artifacts or features important to our understanding of the region's recent development can be identified. Historic sites can be the remains of houses, barns, mines, logging camps, dumps, etc. |
Alpine Land Information Services Inc.
3058 Crossroads Drive
Redding, CA 96003
(530) 222-8100
Fax: (530) 222-8108