Burial Treatment Plans
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Burial Treatment Plans
AHS prepares burial treatment plans for clients to comply with local, state, and federal laws for projects within or adjacent to cemeteries. In areas of known or suspected unmarked graves, AHS uses a variety of techniques to identify unmarked graves through hand excavation, remote sensing, and/or mechanical excavation. All burial investigations are conducted in a respectful and professional manner. When avoidance is not an option for a project, AHS obtains the necessary permits assists with tribal consultation to remove and relocate burials in accordance with applicable laws and the wishes of Indian Tribes and concerned citizens. AHS also has the capability to create maps of cemeteries detailing the location of grave markers, landscape features, and, if applicable, the location of formerly unmarked graves.
Selected AHS burial treatment projects include:
- A Cultural Resources Survey of the Washington State Department of Transportation's SR 101: Gardiner Cemetery Road to MP 277.6 Project, Jefferson County, Washington.
- Historical Research of the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Chelan County, Washington
- Results of Burial Identification Investigations at the Union Cemetery/Pioneer-Calvary Cemetery, Thurston County, Washington
