Man running a GPR machine over a field in front of the ocean.

Revealing the History
Beneath Your Feet

We provide a variety of survey techniques and expertise for archaeological and historical based projects

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Our Services

Ground Penetrating Radar Magnetometry Metal Detecting Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Surveys LiDAR Analysis Cadaver Dog Surveys Sediment Coring Geographic and Information Systems Forensic Investigations

Ground Penetrating Radar

Ground Penetrating Radar surveys are a non-invasive way to measure the differences in dielectric properties of buried materials and layers of the earth; by measuring these properties, we can map out interruptions in soil sequences caused by human or natural processes. We regularly utilize a variety of GPR antennas to accurately map cemeteries, prospect for unmarked graves, and archaeological sites. We regularly utilize a variety of Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc. (GSSI) GPR antennas to accurately map cemeteries, prospect for unmarked graves, and archaeological sites.

Ground Penetrating Radar

Our Process

Consultation

TerraSearch Geophysical tailors each survey to meet our clients individual needs. Contact us and we will prepare a scope of work for your project, at no charge, to conduct the requested survey. All survey work will be designed to comply with local, state, and federal regulations including any necessary permits.

Background Research

We conduct background research about all project areas prior to implementation of a survey, to ensure that we are providing our clients with the most appropriate survey techniques. This background research is incorporated into the survey design, implementation, and report preparation.

On Site Work

Conduct the predetermined surveys at the project location. Depending on project scope, data collection may require multiple days/weeks of fieldwork.

Data Analysis and Report Preparation

Following the collection of background research and field data, a companion report will be prepared that discusses location and natural condition of the project area (e.g., topography, soils, and noted disturbances), history of the project area, the methods used during survey, and the results of the investigation.

About Us

Dr. Leslie and Mr. George started this company after recognizing the need for specialized geophysical work as a companion to Cultural Resource Management surveys required through local, state, and federal regulations as well as to provide services to academic and research based institutions.

Our staff are highly trained archaeologists with specialized geoarchaeology, geophysical, and geochemical experience, and we are dedicated to providing our clients with high-quality consulting services that are tailored to individual client and regulatory needs.

Meet Our Team