I recently came upon a treasure trove of cultural resource folks of many ilks
fromt he California SHPO.  Unfortunately I stumbled onto it too late for the
project I was pondering.  But I think State SHPO's generally maintain such
lists and anyone who claims espertise can be added.

Best bet...people referring people...hard to get references from competing
firms sometimes, but not always.  And of course anyone who is a pinhead must
have something going for him...minimally Indigineous german gas
trasgenerational migration skills.

-jc

david west wrote:

> I'm interested in looking at how conservation services
> directories (contractors, product suppliers,
> consultants, other services) have been put together.
> Interest extends to both web and print media.
>
> Any recommendations?
>
> I'm particular interested in comments about how the
> selection process is managed ... i.e. how sure can I
> be that listings in the directories really do have
> appropriate heritage conservation/preservation
> experience and skills.
>
> sign me
> "looking forward to the usual deluge of replies of a
> non-technical nature, and the occasional gem of an
> on-topic response"
>
> Cheers
> david
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