Services
Archaeology
JRIA has considerable experience in performing all phases of archaeological fieldwork, analysis, and report preparation to assist clients in meeting local, state, and federal cultural resource management regulations.
Our archaeological services include:
- Site predictability modeling
- Cultural resource assessments
- Phase I identification studies
- Phase II eligibility evaluations
- Phase III data recovery
- Construction monitoring
- Disturbance assessments
- Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) survey and analysis
Laboratory & Collections Management
JRIA's laboratory facility is located in our Williamsburg office, with 250 square feet of operating wet laboratory space for initial cleaning and sorting of artifacts, and over 1,600 square feet of archaeological/dry laboratory area for artifact analysis and temporary storage. The wet laboratory, in addition to the normal artifact-processing requirements of sinks, sediment traps, and drying racks, contains a wide variety of analytical and scientific equipment.
Laboratory and collections management services include:
- Artifact processing
- Artifact cataloging and analysis
- Preparation of artifact collections for permanent curation
- Condition assessments of artifact collections
- Conservation of historic materials
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Newington Plantation, King & Queen County, Virginia