archaeology services

Our region is extremely archaeologically rich, with over 4,000 scheduled ancient monuments, 3 world heritage sites and over 40,000 listed buildings. In addition to these legally protected sites, local councils hold details on tens of thousands of archaeological sites of local or regional importance. As part of our environmental screening process, ...

By Wessex Water Services Limited based in Claverton Down, UNITED KINGDOM. from Protecting our Environment Service line

AMIS-XP is based on the MMS-4 high sensitivity magnetometer processor, and is able to process the signals from as many eight cesium magnetometer sensors, simultaneously. AMIS-XP features data recording on an internal flash card, a sunlight readable TFT LCD graphic data display, 8-channels analog input, a Garmin 16 GPS receiver for positioning and ...

By Pico Envirotec Inc. based in Concord, ONTARIO (CANADA). from Industry Solutions Service line

Our landscape is rich in archaeological evidence of previous generations. Whether it is the buried fragments of former settlements, the larger remains of industrial activities, or the subtle patterns of human activity that shape the landscape, few sites can be written off without some form of assessment.

By Richards, Moorehead & Laing Ltd based in Ruthin, UNITED KINGDOM.

Moore Group’s Archaeological section undertakes work throughout Ireland. Established in 2001, we have developed considerable expertise in all aspects of archaeology during our twelve years. We are unique in that we provide an holistic service to our clients, working in conjunction with our in-house environmental consultants to provide a ...

By Moore Archaeological and Environmental Services Ltd. based in Galway, IRELAND. from Archaeological Service line

By their very nature, a large number of the civil engineering and remediation projects undertaken by VHE, have involved extensive earthworks operations. A key element of these involves historical research during design development to establish the historical significance of the site.

By VHE Construction Plc based in Barnsley, UNITED KINGDOM. from Remediation Service line

The use of geophysics has become increasingly beneficial to archaeological surveys. A geophysical survey should not be used to replace an in-depth archeological survey conducted by a qualified professional archaeologist. Instead, it should be used as one of many tools that can be applied to the investigation. Geophysics can be used to provide ...

By GeoView, Inc. based in St. Petersburg, FLORIDA (USA). from Land Based Services Service line

We offer our services in field Archaeology. Research and investigations of old dams.

By Risk Assessment International RAI-AUSTRIA based in Vienna, AUSTRIA.

WCRM brings its clients the expertise of nearly 35 years successfully completing archaeological projects across the West. Since our founding, we have completed more than 2,500 cultural resources projects of all types and scales. These projects have been undertaken to assist our clients in compliance with numerous federal, state, tribal, and local ...

By Western Cultural Resource Management, Inc. (WCRM) based in Boulder, COLORADO (USA).

Cultural Resource Management has become a priority in preparation for the development of lands in San Antonio. Archaeological Surveys commonly involve archaeological and archival research, and are often required by the Texas Historical Commission and/or the Corps of Engineers to obtain funding, licensing and permitting for a wide variety of public ...

By Frost GeoSciences, Inc. based in Helotes, TEXAS (USA). from Enviornmental Services Service line

Historical preservation of our nation’s history has been a regulatory concern of State and Federal governments since the rapid development that took place in the 1950s.

By P.E. LaMoreaux & Associates, Inc. (PELA) based in TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA (USA). from Other Service line

ECORP's cultural resources staff provides all services required for the identification, evaluation, and treatment of archaeological resources as needed for compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. ECORP archaeologists carry out field surveys to identify prehistoric sites including village sites, temporary camps, roasting ...

By ECORP Consulting Inc. based in Rocklin, CALIFORNIA (USA). from Cultural Resources Service line

For authorities that want to carry surveys in order to detect ancient monuments efficiently and fast, without excavation.

By Geomorph Instruments based in Nicosia, CYPRUS.

Grave and burial investigations.Buried structures and related artifacts.Archaeological Surveys

By Hager GeoScience, Inc. based in Woburn, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

Insurance Archaeology is the reconstruction and analysis of old insurance coverage. It offers the potential for the re-discovery of lost insurance documents that may respond to recently asserted claims. 'Long-tail' or 'latent injury' claims may ultimately threaten entire enterprises. Such threats fade with the successful reconstruction of the ...

By R. M. Fields International based in West Chester, PENNSYLVANIA (USA). from Professional Services Service line

Heritage Resources Impact Assessments (HRIA). Heritage Resources Impact Assessment-Mitigation (HRIA-M). Traditional land-use studies. Cemetery studies. Archival and historical research.

By Canada North Environmental Services based in Saskatoon, SASKATCHEWAN (CANADA).

Cultural Heritage includes aspects such as archaeology, historic buildings, designed landscapes, historical connections, ethnicity, craft activities, customs and traditions, belief systems and sacred space. Cultural Heritage plays a powerful role in many communities, and any development or regeneration scheme requires conservation-based, informed ...

By SLR Consulting Ltd based in Worminghall, Aylesbury, UNITED KINGDOM.

Geophysical surveys are used to create maps of subsurface archaeological features. Features are the non-portable part of the archaeological record, whether standing structures or traces of human activities left in the soil. Geophysical instruments can detect buried features when their electrical or magnetic properties contrast measurably with ...

By ClearView Geophysics Inc. based in Brampton, ONTARIO (CANADA).

GAI's comprehensive archaeological services are based on more than 35 years of experience. From Phase IA sensitivity modeling through Phase III site mitigation, our dedicated professionals clear the way for new projects by effectively managing prehistoric- and historic-period cultural features.To streamline archaeological studies, GAI routinely ...

By GAI Consultants Inc. based in Fort Wayne, INDIANA (USA).

GeoModel, Inc. conducts archaeological site studies and environmental impact mitigation surveys using ground penetrating radar (GPR) and electromagnetic conductivity (EM).

By GeoModel, Inc. based in Leesburg, VIRGINIA (USA).

Georadar 'recording' of terrain in the scope of archaeological exploration was used in more than dozen localities all throughout the Croatia and Slovenia (see Reference List). The goals of this survey was: wall remains discovery, filled up rooms, remains in the tombs, etc. Results were such that it was possible to directly extract larger objects ...

By GEOS d.o.o. based in Rovinj, CROATIA.