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Cultural Resources Cultural resources are an integral part of our nation's nonrenewable resources and are protected by federal and state laws. PBS&J assists business, industry, and government in meeting regulatory permitting and compliance requirements when a project impacts or has the potential to impact historically significant cultural resources. After more than two decades of service, PBS&J has successfully completed more than 1,000 cultural resource projects in 26 states for transportation, energy, land development, water and wastewater, and governmental clients.
PBS&J’s cultural resource management division includes a diverse team of archaeologists, historians and other cultural resource management specialists with demonstrable experience in terrestrial and maritime archaeology, historical research, and architectural/engineering preservation projects. From simple agency records and literature searches requiring the services of an individual specialist to complex, multi-disciplinary data recovery projects requiring large crews of highly qualified personnel, PBS&J provides responsive and cost-effective approaches to meet our client’s needs.
Capabilities:
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Archaeological laboratories
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Archaeological survey, assessment and excavation (terrestrial and marine)
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Archival, historical and ethnographic research
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Cemetery removal
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Construction monitoring
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Geoarchaeological investigations
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HABS/HAER documentation of historic buildings
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Historic architecture documentation and preservation
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Historic battlefield documentation and analysis
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Historic preservation tax credit application services
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Museum diorama and exhibits
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National Register assessment and nomination
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Native American coordination
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Recording of oral histories
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Study and treatment of historic and prehistoric burials |
