Historic Archaeological Research

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GPS survey and GIS mapping techniques are clearly the logical solution if an accurate and cost effective approach to deriving and analyzing spatially related data is the question. We realized the potential of GPS/GIS in early 1993 and have utilized these survey and data manipulation disciplines in most of our projects since late 1994. Sub-meter GPS survey data coupled with the GIS capability to analyze archaeological field data both graphically and statistically is a service and product that HAR pioneered. In an effort to meet stringent client requirements and to ensure full service survey and mapping capabilities, HAR also provides precision (mm resolution) electronic total station data collection services. Noninvasive geophysical survey methods, designed to locate and delimit potential archaeological sites in advance of excavation or destruction, are a sensible approach to competent management of cultural resources. HAR has a keen interest in geophysical survey techniques as integrated with the location, delineation and mapping of threatened or endangered historically significant sites. We are currently engaged in long term research involving geophysical survey and GIS recordation of endangered 19th century cemeteries. The institutions, agencies, firms and individuals who have contracted with HAR are largely responsible for our successes having proposed, funded and or directed projects that have enabled us to fine-tune skills and empirically validate procedures...

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