Dr. John Jones, ACS’ Senior Pollen Analyst has contributed a Chapter to the The Archaeology of Caribbean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC – AD 1500) An Introduction. As the abstract states “…This book is devoted to the archaeological study of precolonial farmers in the Caribbean and circum-Caribbean. Comprising 17 chapters, with a wide geographic reach stretching . . . → Read More: ACS Senior Pollen Analyst, Dr. John Jones, contributes chapter to new publication.
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Job Description: Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd. (ACS) is seeking a full time Environmental Planner to provide technical services for environmental permitting/compliance projects. The successful candidate will have education and/or experience in environmental planning, including a working knowledge of the NEPA process and of the required disciplines typically included in a NEPA analysis. The candidate . . . → Read More: Environmental Planner/Project Manager ACS is pleased to announce that we now have the capability to extract phytoliths in our laboratory facility at our Tempe office. This means we will have increased flexibility over the processing and extraction of phytoliths from a variety of materials including ceramics, ground stone and other artifacts, organics, and reference materials, in addition . . . → Read More: ACS Announces New Phytolith Extraction Capabilities! Congratulations to MCDOT on publishing the first report in a new series: Maricopa County DOT Environmental Program Archaeological Report and to Jacobs on preparing this major new contribution to Hohokam archaeology. We’re pleased that two ACS staff members participated in the project, resulting in the following publications: Andrea Gregory 19. Faunal Analysis for the . . . → Read More: ACS Staff contribute to McDOT’s new series: Maricopa County DOT Environmental Program Archaeological Report Zachary Rothwell, ACS spatial analyst, presented the results of his Arizona State University Masters of Advanced Study in Geographic Information Systems (MAS GIS) project at the Arizona Geographic Information Council (AGIC) Symposium in Prescott, AZ September 20−22. Together with his colleague, Cesar Del Castillo-Horta, his research developed techniques for identifying Brosimum alicastrum, commonly known . . . → Read More: ACS’ Zachary Rothwell Presented at 2017 Arizona Geographic Information Council Education & Training Symposium |
 
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