Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc (CRAI) Archaeological Reports

This collection includes a sample of documents from Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. (CRAI), a CRM firm based in Lexingon, KY, and owned by Charles M. Niquette.

Site Name Keywords
Joseph McCoun/D.S. Sharp House • 15SH50 • Armstrong Farmstead (15Fa185) • Reynolds Cemetery (46Ka349) • Zimmerle • Breeden (12HR11) • Liberty Hall, Lexington, Virginia

Site Type Keywords
Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex • Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features • Funerary and Burial Structures or Features • Domestic Structures • Agricultural or Herding • Archaeological Feature

Other Keywords
bioarchaeology • Barn • Brick Kiln Site • Floodplain Sites • Capitalism • Privy • Root Cellar • Cultigens • Historic Cemeteries • Gender Roles

Culture Keywords
Historic • Archaic • Euroamerican

Investigation Types
Data Recovery / Excavation • Archaeological Overview • Methodology, Theory, or Synthesis • Site Evaluation / Testing • Historic Background Research • Bioarchaeological Research • Architectural Documentation • Architectural Survey • Collections Research • Systematic Survey

Material Types
Building Materials • Ceramic • Human Remains • Textile

Temporal Keywords
Nineteenth Century • NINETEENTH CENTURY FARMSTEAD • Archaic

Geographic Keywords
US (ISO Country Code) • United States of America (Country) • North America (Continent) • Kentucky (State / Territory) • Mercer County (County) • Clark (County) • Jefferson County (County) • Massachusetts (State / Territory) • Kanawha County (County) • Woodford County (County)

Resources Inside This Collection (Viewing 1-10 of 10)

  • Documents (10)
  1. McCoun, Joseph/Sharp, D.S. House and Property (2005)
  2. Beyond Domesticity: Material and Spatial Expressions of Gender Systems in Deerfield, Massachusetts (2003)
  3. Bioanthropological Investigations of Historic Cemeteries: What Can We Learn From Biological, Cultural, and Mortuary Remains (2003)
  4. The Armstrong Farmstead (15Fa185): Stonewares and Refined Earthenwares as Indicators of Consumer Behavior and Economic Systems (2002)
  5. Bioanthropological Investigations of the Reynolds Cemetery in Kanawha County, West Virginia (2002)
  6. The Archaic Period in the Falls of the Ohio Region of Kentucky (2000)
  7. Conductivity (EM) Survey: A Survival Manual (2000)
  8. Corsets and Other Unmentionables: Evidence of Women in the Archaeological Record (2000)
  9. Archaeological Remains of a Mid Nineteenth Century Brick Clamp: A First Look at Brick Clamps in Kentucky (1998)
  10. In Consideration of Archaeologists Serving Industry, Cultural Resources and the Profession (1980)