Archaeor maintains an office and laboratory facility on the campus of Ohlone College located in the Mission San Jose District of the City of Fremont, Alameda County.  The company is 50% minority (Native American Indian) owned through an in-house partnership with The Ohlone Indian Tribe, Inc.  This partnership provides a unique collaboration between the professional archaeological community and the local Native American Indian population.  This means that our firm provides a diverse scope of services which meets the requirements and goals of responsible Cultural Resources Management (CRM) and, additionally, addresses the topics and concerns of the local Native American Indian community by providing Native American Indian consultation and monitoring services for our clients.

Current employees total three.  Archaeor maintains a full-time “core” group which is supplemented by former employees who work on a part-time, as-needed basis.  Specific project hires are recruited as necessary for larger projects.  We have employed and trained as many as 39 Archaeological Field Technicians during a single large project.  Every effort is made to hire and retain qualified personnel, and many of our former employees have subsequently obtained employment with other CRM firms.

Archaeor specializes in managing and completing small and medium sized projects, but also has the ability to develop and manage large-scale projects through either joint ventures or cooperative agreements with other firms.  In September 2001, Archaeor was chosen as a specialty team member firm by Basin Research Associates, Inc. to provide “on-call” cultural resources services for the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority.  In addition, Archaeor is currently a collaborative research team member firm for the University of California at Berkeley’s “San Francisco Shellmound Project”, which is developing an integrated approach to the study of San Francisco Bay Area shellmounds.

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