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About Us
CAR has been active in Cultural Resource Management in southern and central
California for almost 20 years, completing more than 700 projects. Our experience
and familiarity with the historical and prehistoric archaeology of the southern
San Joaquin Valley, Mojave Desert, and adjacent areas provides a distinct
advantage in the reliable identification and evaluation of cultural resources
for purposes of compliance with applicable government regulations.
CAR has conducted archaeological research for the Bureau of Land Management,
US Forest Service, National Park Service, Department of Energy, U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, US Navy, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Caltrans, as well
as various other state, city, county and local agencies.
Archaeological investigations at CAR include cultural resources record searches,
field surveys (Phase I inventory), test excavations (Phase II evaluation),
and data recovery (Phase III). We possess equipment for a variety of field
projects, laboratory analyses and provide timely, professional analytical
reports.
The CAR offices and laboratories are housed at CSU Bakersfield. Most
of the analytical work on archaeological collections are conducted in our
laboratory facilities. Some special studies (e.g., radiocarbon dating, obsidian
sourcing/hydration, botanical analysis) are performed by qualified outside
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