ACS is a proud sponsor of the Walk through History Tour

ACS is a proud sponsor of the Walk through History Tour, an exciting event provided by the Tempe Historic Preservation Foundation, Tempe Historic Preservation Office, and others. Three tours led by experts in Tempe history and development will be offered Saturday, February 4 , 2012 beginning at 9am. Each tour is a[Administrator] n informative . . . → Read More: ACS is a proud sponsor of the Walk through History Tour

Lunar Archaeology?

With 26 teams competing for the Google Lunar X Prize to become the first private organization to put a spacecraft on the moon, the Apollo 11 and Apollo 17 sites may be the most distant cultural resources destined for historic preservation.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/10/science/space/a-push-for-historic-preservation-on-the-moon.html?_r=1&ref=science

ACS January 2012 Hiring Anniversaries

Every month ACS commemorates the hiring anniversaries of our valued employees. Please join us in celebrating the dedication and commitment of seven members of the ACS team.

Glennda Luhnow, Senior Project Manager. 7 years, January 3. Mona Aamold, Office Manager. 12 years, January 17. Thomas Jones, Historical Archaeologist/Historical Analyst/Historian. 13 years, January 19. Tracy McCarthey, . . . → Read More: ACS January 2012 Hiring Anniversaries

Arizona State Procurement Office Professional Services Listings

ACS has, once again, retained a place on the 2012 Arizona State Procurement Office’s list of registered Professional Services Vendors for Geological Services. The State Procurement Office maintains this annual list of Statements of Qualifications so that agencies subject to A.R.S. § 41-2581 may procure single or multiple contracts for professional services.

For additional . . . → Read More: Arizona State Procurement Office Professional Services Listings

Neanderthals: Too Smart for Their Own Good?

Research by ASU archaeologist Michael Barton indicates that the Neanderthals’ unique ability to adapt to climate change may have actually contributed to their disappearance.

http://news.discovery.com/history/neanderthals-adapt-climate-change-111118.html?ewrd=1