CRM work in the United States rarely results in the production of an excavation report.

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CRM (cultural resource management) work often involves archaeological excavations, and producing a report detailing the findings and conclusions of the excavation is a typical part of the process. This report is necessary for compliance with federal and state regulations regarding cultural resources, and for informing future research and management decisions.

CRM Work in the United States Rarely Results in the Production