Cultural Resources-Solving The Regulatory Challenges
Archaeological sites and historic resources…all can bring challenges to a project. But S&ME’s Cultural Resource professionals own the regulatory knowledge and technical skills that can help you identify these issues and keep your project on track.
From Phase I cultural resource surveys to National Register eligibility determinations, S&ME begins by identifying the cultural resources of concern on your site. But we don’t stop there.
From planning to permitting, from mitigation design to implementation, S&ME has navigated clients through the regulatory process in communities throughout the southeast.
Capabilities:
Archaeology
Architectural History
Geophysical Surveys
Historic Preservation
Native American Consultation
History / Ethnohistory
Archaeology
- Background Literature and Records Review
- Cultural Resource Identification Surveys
- Reconnaissance Surveys and Cultural Resource Assessments
- Intensive (Phase I) Archaeological Surveys
- Test Excavations (Phase II)
- Data Recovery (Phase III)
- Cemetery Studies
Geophysical Surveys
- Cemetery Boundary Delineation
- Burial Mapping
- Artifact Concentration Assessments
- Occupational Surface Delineation
- Subsurface Foundation and Structure Mapping
Architectural History/History
- Historic Building Surveys
- National Register Documentation
- HABS/HAER Recordation
- Historic Land Use Studies
- Historical Contexts
- Oral History
Other Cultural Resource Services
- Native American Consultation
- Memoranda of Agreements
- Archaeological Data Recovery Plans
- Historic Properties Management Plans/Preservation Plans
- Interpretive Displays and Public Brochures






















