Brown University
Brown University is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_9BFD678A766E8B50. It has been awarded $12,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Children And Families.
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SLED_9BFD678A766E8B50Federal Contracting Overview
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Brown University provides specialized research and archaeological services focused on the study of Indigenous stone landscapes in eastern North America. Their technical expertise includes the identification and analysis of sacred stone constructions and the study of ceremonial landscapes impacted by...
Brown University provides specialized research and archaeological services focused on the study of Indigenous stone landscapes in eastern North America. Their technical expertise includes the identification and analysis of sacred stone constructions and the study of ceremonial landscapes impacted by European colonization. The organization has experience working with Sociale en Geesteswetenschappen, delivering research focused on archaeology and the preservation of Indigenous cultural heritage.
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