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Merrie Way Stands Archaeological Project,San Francisco
Heinlenville and NihonmachiWelcome!
The Anthropological Studies Center has been helping private companies and government agency clients with archaeological sites, Native American concerns, and historic buildings since 1974. Our staff’s intimate working knowledge of state and federal regulations coupled with solid scholarly research earned ASC the American Society of Civil Engineers 1999 Award of Merit as well as the Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation; in 2003 ASC’s director received the Society for California Archaeology’s Thomas F. King Award in Cultural Resources Management.
ASC is led by Dr. Adrian Praetzellis, a practicing archaeologist with over 25 years experience. The organization’s large staff is managed by Mary Praetzellis, M.A., who is also a Registered Historian. Jan Coulter, C.P.A., manages ASC’s business office.
ASC has a core staff of 30 full-time and 25 part-time employees, including
9 Registered Professional Archaeologists, among whom are historical
and prehistoric archaeologists, geoarchaeologists, historians, an oral
historian, a staff editor, an archaeological laboratory manager, field
and lab technicians, as well as report production, computer graphics,
and GIS specialists.
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