Phase IA site file research and Phase IB cultural resource surveys
Phase II archaeological investigations
Phase III archaeological mitigations
Quarry and Rock Shelter Assessments
Floodplain evaluations
Artifact Identification, Processing, Cataloging and Data Entry
Lithic Identification and Analysis
Bio-Archaeological Identification and Analysis
Raw Data Analysis and Synthesis
Digital Rendering of Map Figures, Plan View, and Unit Profiles
National / State Register of Historic Places
Historic Building Nominations
Documentation/Resource Evaluation
Site Building Assessment
Cartographic / Historic Research
Historic Research and Documentation
Building Assessments
National Register of Historic Places Nominations
State Register of Historic Places Nominations
Adheres to FCC Form 620 and E-106 application Requirements
Local Historic Building Assessment and Documentation
Completion of Archaeological Requirements in Accordance to All State and Federal Regulations.
Archaeological Sensitivity Mapping: Evaluate environmental conditions, known sites, historic land use, and disturbances to identify areas with archaeological potential.
Survey Planning and Field Mapping: Develop shovel-test grids, excavation layouts, GPS datasets, and field navigation maps.
Historic Map Analysis: Align historic maps and aerial photographs with modern mapping to investigate changes in settlement and land use.
Landscape and Spatial Analysis: Examine site relationships, visibility, terrain, and potential movement routes through viewshed, proximity, and least-cost analysis.
Site and Artifact Mapping: Map archaeological features, artifact distributions, and excavation results.
Cemetery Mapping: Document grave markers, visible features, and cemetery layouts with associated photographs and records.
Cultural Resource Databases: Organize spatial data, site records, photographs, and survey results into accessible GIS inventories.
Report and Project Mapping: Prepare maps showing project areas, survey coverage, cultural resources, and proposed impacts.
Property and Project Maps: Combine available parcel data, aerial imagery, access routes, and proposed improvements for planning and presentation.
Terrain Analysis: Create elevation, contour, hillshade, and slope maps to help evaluate site conditions.
Environmental Constraints Mapping: Compile existing wetlands, floodplain, stream, and soil data for preliminary planning.
Land-Use Change Analysis: Compare historical and modern mapping to document changes in development, vegetation, and property use.
Asset Inventories: Map and organize information about infrastructure, signs, trees, drainage features, and other assets.
GPS Mapping: Collect and process geographic locations of landscape features, facilities, and project resources.
Trail and Recreation Maps: Develop maps of trails, parks, access points, and recreational amenities.
GIS Data Conversion: Convert and organize CAD files, spreadsheets, GPS records, and other geographic datasets.
Custom Maps: Create clear, professional maps for reports, websites, presentations, and public outreach.