CRM COMPLIANCE
+ Archaeology helps developers and public agencies navigate cultural-resource requirements through Section 106 support, cultural-resource assessments, National Register evaluations, and direct agency coordination—helping reduce project risk, avoid delays, and keep projects moving.
Navigate Cultural-Resource Requirements with Confidence.
Cultural-resource compliance can be a critical component of development and infrastructure projects. +Archaeology helps private and public-sector clients identify cultural-resource requirements, evaluate potential impacts, and develop clear documentation to support regulatory review.
Our approach is designed to integrate cultural-resource work into the broader project process—helping clients address archaeological and historic resources early, efficiently, and with clear communication throughout the project.
WHAT WE DO
Section 106 Support
Professional archaeological and historical support for projects subject to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, including resource identification, evaluation, documentation, and coordination.
Cultural Resource Assessments
Assessment of archaeological and historic resources within project areas, combining field investigation, historical research, and existing records to provide a clear understanding of potential cultural-resource constraints.
National Register Evaluations
Evaluation of identified cultural resources using appropriate historical, architectural, archaeological, and contextual information to assess their potential eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places.
Agency Coordination
Direct communication and coordination with relevant regulatory agencies and stakeholders to help move cultural-resource reviews forward and resolve project-specific questions.
WHY IT MATTERS TO YOUR PROJECT
Cultural-resource requirements can affect project schedules, permitting, design, and construction. Addressing them early can help developers and project teams make informed decisions before problems arise.
+Archaeology helps clients:
Identify cultural-resource issues early
Understand potential regulatory requirements
Evaluate archaeological and historic resources
Support permitting and regulatory review
Reduce the risk of unexpected cultural-resource issues during construction
Maintain clear documentation throughout the review process
Coordinate efficiently with agencies and project partners
A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO COMPLIANCE
Our goal is not simply to produce another technical report. We work to provide clear, defensible information that helps project teams make decisions.
+Archaeology can serve as a dedicated cultural-resources consultant or as a specialized subcontractor within a larger engineering, environmental, planning, transportation, or architectural team.
From initial assessment through agency coordination and final documentation, we help integrate cultural-resource compliance into the project rather than treating it as an isolated requirement.
NEED CULTURAL-RESOURCES SUPPORT FOR A PROJECT?
Whether you are developing a private property, planning public infrastructure, or preparing a project that requires regulatory review, +Archaeology can help identify the appropriate cultural-resource approach and develop a scope tailored to your project.
+ ARCHAEOLOGY, LLC
Cultural Resources Management & Heritage Consulting
561.598.3515 | West Palm Beach, Florida
