​​Our Core Services​​​

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Specializing in Projects 20 Acres and Under: We specialize in cost-effective archaeological surveys for 20-acre parcels and less, ensuring personalized attention and rapid turnaround times for smaller developments, private landowners, and local infrastructure projects.​​ 

 

Class I Literature Reviews & Record Searches: Comprehensive background research to identify known cultural resources, previous surveys, and potential compliance hurdles before ground is broken. ​​

 

Class III Intensive Field Surveys: Systematic pedestrian surveys designed to locate, record, and evaluate cultural resources within your project area. ​​

 

Cultural Resources Inventory Reports: Thorough, agency-ready documentation delivered promptly to satisfy regulatory standards and keep your project moving forward.​​​

 

Tribal Collaboration & Heritage Preservation: A cornerstone of Hubbs’s practice is a deep commitment to collaborative heritage preservation and an extensive understanding of federal Indian law. They have partnered with the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe to develop and implement training materials for tribal monitors. This curriculum bridges local geological history, legal frameworks, and sacred landscape preservation, ensuring that fieldwork respects both regulatory requirements and Indigenous heritage.​​ 

 

Permitted & Qualified: We maintain the necessary credentials and permits to operate seamlessly across state and federal jurisdictions in Arizona, including:​​

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• Arizona State Museum (ASM) Blanket Permit

• Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) Permit

• Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Cultural Resource Use Permit (CRUP)