WHAT WE DO
CHMA provides comprehensive archaeological and heritage management services for pre-contact and post-contact Indigenous cultural heritage and historic heritage. We offer the full range of heritage services, including traditional archaeological field surveys and excavations; state-of-the-art artefact and bone analysis; geospatial and mapping services; community consultation and engagement; cultural heritage management planning; and cultural heritage awareness training.
Whatever your heritage management needs, you can be confident that CHMA has the capability and capacity to deliver.
Services
Archaeological field services
Site and artefact analysis
Cultural heritage planning and management
Cultural heritage planning and management
Indigenous consultation and engagement
Projects
With our diverse capabilities and broad geographic spread, CHMA has the flexibility and capacity to deliver heritage management services across Australia for projects of any scale.
Our demonstrated track-record of project management and delivery of more than 1,400 projects includes:
- localised studies for small-scale property development or local history purposes
- multi-disciplinary, in-depth archaeological investigations in remote locations
- cultural heritage assessment, monitoring and management for significant national infrastructure projects, ensuring full regulatory compliance across jurisdictional boundaries
- development of cultural heritage management plans for high-profile national parks and World Heritage Areas, including the Willandra Lakes World Heritage Area, the Fraser Island World Heritage Area, Wilsons Promontory National Park, Mitchell River National Park, Namadgi National Park, the Western Tasmanian Aboriginal cultural landscape and the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA).
Irrespective of scale, CHMA ensures that every project is completed to the highest professional standards and that our reports and recommendations are fully compliant with relevant legislative and regulatory requirements.