Making the Past Relevant

HRA makes the past accessible through the collaborative, equitable, and principled practice of cultural resources management and history, providing effective solutions for clients and communities.

 

Making the Past Relevant

HRA makes the past accessible through the collaborative, equitable, and principled practice of cultural resources management and history, providing effective solutions for clients and communities.

 

Making the Past Relevant

HRA makes the past accessible through the collaborative, equitable, and principled practice of cultural resources management and history, providing effective solutions for clients and communities.

 

Recent News

Principal Archaeologist Bowden Celebrates 20 Years at HRA!

When Brad Bowden joined HRA in 2004, he was eager to return to Oregon where he had attended graduate school. However, there was a challenge: HRA didn’t have an office in Oregon, and this was well before the days of remote work. Undeterred, Brad won several large...

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50th Anniversary Feature: Keith Zahniser

Keith Zahniser is a Historian in our Washington, DC office. He joined HRA in 2007. He began his time at HRA as a researcher in the National Archives, but he has since gone on to conduct research nationwide, working on a variety of projects from litigation support to...

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