Littlefield Historical Research
Environmental Company in Oakland, CA
Specializes in water rights history, navigability, land use history, and other environmental historical research. The author of Conflict on the Rio Grande: Water and the Law, 1879-1939 (University of Oklahoma Press, 2009) Douglas R. Littlefield, Ph. D. Has over 20 years of knowledge in forensic historical consultation and expert witness services in support of litigation - including testimony and depositions in two US Supreme Court original jurisdiction lawsuits and affidavit testimony and litigation support in two other U. S. Supreme Court actions.
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Littlefield Historical Research
read moreLittlefield Historical Research provides a systematic and scholarly approach to meeting the requirements of each client. This includes establishing the relevant historical questions and criteria for research, on-site inspections of historical locales, preparation of multifunctional databases and spreadsheets, identification of research methodologies for examining and collecting relevant data, and preparation of in-depth reports with (when necessary and appropriate) photographs, maps, and other relevant visual aids.
Littlefield Historical Research
read moreSande De Salles has worked with Littlefield Historical Research for fourteen years on natural resources, environmental, and Native Americans/Tribal historical issues, as well as independently as a consultant on a variety of cultural resources surveys and inventories. Ms. De Salles's expertise includes working with federal and state records located in archives and agencies throughout the United States, U.S. Census records and creating spreadsheets and analyzing statistical data to provide added dimensions to historical projects.
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