
Winter 2019
The end of winter is coming! Yes, it is. The Plateau crew is looking forward to conducting fieldwork again soon. . . Any day now.
Navigating you through cultural resource management and regulations
Plateau Archaeological Investigations, LLC conducts archaeological and cultural resource contracting and consulting services in eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and eastern Oregon. Our clients include federal and state agencies, counties, municipalities, utilities, engineering firms, and private organizations. By knowing and understanding the region we work in and the concerns of regional interested parties, we are able to focus our efforts toward providing solutions to specific concerns.
These reviews are conducted using state databases, historical maps, and other public information that can help tell the story of the land use in that particular location or region.
Plateau can help our clients with all components of Question 13, from initial response to the completion of work, and facilitation of smooth navigation through the SEPA review process.
We provide our clients with all of the information to successfully complete their projects while also protecting cultural resources that may exist in a Project Area.
Archaeological monitoring includes the observation of construction and development excavation activities. We can help you identify, recover, protect, and/or document cultural resources in the site area.
With our 25 years of experience, we can move you through permitting and consultation processes smoothly, and help our clients complete their projects on time and on budget.
Our expertise and knowledge can help you through tribal consultations to ensure federal and state compliance.
This plan is used for monitoring projects, projects with limited surface visibility, and is required by some state and local agencies.
Plateau’s FAA certified archaeological staff can use aerial photography, videography, mapping, GIS and Drone services to create monitoring plans, and facilitate the management of cultural resources.
The end of winter is coming! Yes, it is. The Plateau crew is looking forward to conducting fieldwork again soon. . . Any day now.
One Saturday this summer, the Plateau crew had the opportunity to help at the Palouse Habitat for Humanity construction site. After a brief orientation and safety training,
Plateau provided a cultural resource survey for a landowner proposing a conservation project in order to consider the potential impacts to historic properties prior to
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