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Far Western Anthropological Research Group, Inc., is a leader in cultural resources management services. Since 1979, Far Western has consulted in archaeological projects for private industry, government agencies, tribal organizations, and non-profit groups, to achieve the broader goals of the environmental review and compliance process.

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Archaeologist, Brian Byrd holding and showing an artifact collected from the excavation  of Sii Túupentak, a pre-contact Ohlone village in the Sunol Valley of California.

Time Has Many Voices

Watch The Film

Airing on PBS stations around the country.

Time Has Many Voices,

a film created by Phil Gross and Far Western’s Brian Byrd, to be aired on PBS stations around the country as part of Native American Heritage Month, tells the story of the modern-day people of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of the San Francisco Bay Area who partnered with Dr. Byrd and Far Western, in the excavation of Sii Túupentak, a pre-contact Ohlone village in the Sunol Valley of California.

Since 1979, Far Western has worked in partnership with private industry, government agencies, tribal organizations, and non-profit groups, to achieve the broader goals of the environmental review and compliance process. Today, we are recognized as one of the leading cultural resources consulting firms in the United States.

Far Western Anthropological Research Group, Inc. | Cultural Resources Management Services | Archaeology


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(530) 756-3941

Bay Area Branch
(415) 413-1450

Desert Branch
(702) 982-3691

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(775) 847-0223


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Main Office – Davis, CA (530) 756-3941
Bay Area Branch – Sausalito, CA (415) 413-1450
Desert Branch – Henderson, NV (702) 982-3691
Great Basin Branch – Carson City, NV (775) 847-0223

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