Sleigh Bells Ring, Are You Listening?
Jingle all the way to a historic find: how a brass horse bell unearthed at Dickinson Plantation reveals centuries of festive traditions.
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Cultural Resources
Crazy Horse Memorial® Master Plan: Honoring Native American Heritage Through Thoughtful Design
Through listening and collaboration, we’re helping Crazy Horse Memorial® create spaces that honor Indigenous values and preserve living heritage.
A Day in The Life of an Artifact
After excavation, artifacts begin a careful lab journey—washed, sorted, cataloged, and preserved to protect their archaeological story.
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Mead & Hunt Names Troy Pankratz COO and President
As COO, Troy will uphold the firm’s values, deliver client-focused solutions, and foster a culture of continuous learning and innovation.
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Amy Squitieri Takes the Helm as CEO of Mead & Hunt
With more than thirty years at the firm, Amy has shaped the firm’s strategic growth, employee-focused culture, and future-forward vision.
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The Real Value of Employee Ownership
Three lessons in employee ownership from Transportation Group Leader Jamie Bumgarner.
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Nicki Combs Named President-Elect of ACRA
Congratulations to Nicki Combs, President-Elect of ACRA. Her expertise in cultural resources & strategic leadership will guide the industry forward.
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A Glimpse into History: Why Jelly Juice Jars Were Found in Virginia Schoolhouses
From condiment containers to classroom cups, excavated jelly jars reveal public health innovations in early 20th-century schools.
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Cultural Resources at 125 Years and Beyond
125 years after Daniel Mead started his firm, our Cultural Resources team brings historic stories to life, from early Midwest dams to nationwide heritage.
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Was a Mustard Pot Used for Exactly What it Sounds Like?
A rare 18th century mustard pot found in Delaware reveals trade links and everyday use of imported condiments in colonial America.
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