We are deeply committed to preserving and understanding our past. Our Archeology and History division is a testament to this commitment. By combining our technological expertise with a passion for history, ARM Corporation is at the forefront of uncovering the secrets that time has buried.
Founded in 1977 by the late Marie G. Cottrell (1948-2023), the Archaeological Resource Management Corporation (ARMC) is a trusted leader in archaeological, paleontological, and historical consulting. ARMC collaborates with public agencies and private industries, providing expert guidance to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations. Over the years, the organization has successfully completed a wide range of projects across Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties, cementing its reputation for excellence in the field.
This involves systematically collecting data about a site to identify and record its archaeological or historical features. Surveys can be pedestrian, aerial, or geophysical, depending on the terrain and the goals of the study.
These are preliminary evaluations to identify any potential archaeological or historical resources within a project area. The goal is to determine if further investigation is needed.
This is the process of systematically uncovering archaeological remains through digging. Excavation helps to uncover artifacts, features, and other cultural materials that provide insights into past human activities.
This involves examining historical records and documents to gather information about a site’s past. This can include maps, photographs, written records, and previous research reports.
This is the process of reviewing existing records and databases to identify known archaeological or historical sites within a project area. It helps in understanding the context and significance of a site
This involves evaluating a site to determine if it meets the criteria for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. This includes assessing its historical, architectural, or archaeological significance.
This is the process of recovering archaeological data from a site that is threatened by construction or other activities. It aims to preserve information that would otherwise be lost.
This involves using machinery to remove soil and other materials to expose archaeological features. It is often used in large-scale projects where manual excavation would be impractical.
This involves overseeing construction activities to ensure that archaeological or historical resources are not inadvertently damaged or destroyed. Monitors can halt work if significant finds are uncovered.
This is a program that documents historic buildings and structures in the United States. It involves creating detailed drawings, photographs, and written histories to preserve information about these sites.
These are regulatory frameworks that require consideration of environmental and cultural impacts in project planning. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act mandates that federal agencies consider the effects of their undertakings on historic properties.
Our team is composed of passionate professionals who bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm to every project we undertake. We take pride in not only advancing archaeological research but also in fostering an environment where talent can flourish. It’s this combination of individual excellence and teamwork that enables us to achieve remarkable results in our projects.