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Archaeological Master Plans
Many municipalities, in conjunction with a long-term development planning strategy, utilize predictive modeling planning studies of archaeological resources. An Archaeological Master Plan Study generated by Archaeological Consultants and Contractors has several goals, including the compilation of registered and unregistered archaeological sites within the region and the preparation of an overview of the area’s settlement history; the development of an archaeological site potential model based on known site locations, past and
Delineation of Unmarked Cemeteries
Identifying the limits of unmarked cemeteries has become a priority for many clients in recent years. Boundary demarcation and grave location for 19th and early 20th century cemeteries is often unreliable. With the use of non-invasive remote sensing (GPR, resistivity and magnetometry), Archaeological Consultants and Contractors can provide reliable boundary information as well as approximate numbers of interments present at a site. These data provide clients with necessary information for better planning and protection of unmarked cemeteries. In cases where remote sensing is an unsuitable method, Archaeological Consultants and Contractors can provide monitoring services to ensure that interments are identified during site modification while remaining undisturbed.
As specialists in the scientific analysis of
archaeological artifacts for many years, Archaeological Consultants and Contractors offers accessible, professional scientific and analytical services and advice to field archaeologists who may be surveying, recording, or excavating archaeological sites that produce ceramic, lithic, glass or metal objects. Whether the material is newly excavated or already held in museum, research, commercial, or private collections, Archaeological Consultants and Contractors offers an expert and comprehensive finds-study service, including trace element, metallographic, mineralogical and chemical analysis.
On-site evaluations can be arranged. Alternatively, you are welcome to send us details of your material and we will advise you on the most appropriate analytical methods.