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Chronicle Heritage reportedly tells staff it is shutting down

Science reports the October 1 announcement surprised more than 600 employees, including archaeologists and paleontologists recalled from projects.

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Science reports that Chronicle Heritage, which it describes as the largest US cultural resources management company, told staff on October 1 it was shutting down. The move surprised its more than 600 employees, including archaeologists and paleontologists recalled from digs and other projects around the world. Science said the move had not been announced publicly as of October 7.

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Chronicle Heritage was largest U.S. cultural resources management company

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News from Science@NewsfromScienceExclusive: Chronicle Heritage, the largest cultural resources management company in the United States, abruptly announced last week it was shutting down, Science has learned. The 1 October move, which has not been announced publicly, came as a surprise to the firm’s more than 600 employees, including numerous archaeologists and paleontologists who were recalled from digs and other projects around the world. Learn more: https://scim.ag/3Wbwv3T26m
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    News from Science@NewsfromScienceExclusive: Chronicle Heritage, the largest cultural resources management company in the United States, abruptly announced last week it was shutting down, Science has learned. The 1 October move, which has not been announced publicly, came as a surprise to the firm’s more than 600 employees, including numerous archaeologists and paleontologists who were recalled from digs and other projects around the world. Learn more: https://scim.ag/3Wbwv3T26m
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