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

Archaeologist Steve Hamilton Celebrates 10 Years at HRA

May 16 marks Steve Hamilton’s 10-year anniversary with HRA. Steve joined HRA at a time when we needed someone to do lithic analysis and help us launch our Eugene office to better serve our clients in southwestern Oregon. Steve’s decades of diverse experiences and his...

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Principal Historian Heather Miller Celebrates 20 Years at HRA!

It is Heather Lee Miller’s twentieth anniversary at HRA! Heather has worked on both sides of HRA’s house, as an architectural historian for the CRM Division and as a specialist in contaminated sites for the History Division. If you need an expert in the history of...

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