Archaeological Prospection
Totally Non-Destructive
Investigate sensitive sites and features without impacting them at all
Diverse Export Options
Output models in CAD, GIS, and BIM formats with no extra fee
Faster Results
Rapid collection and decreased permitting requirements mean comprehensive maps, fast.
Expert Analysis
Archive information to create a baseline for network health
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Non-destructive imaging for archaeological targets can be uniquely challenging, especially for sites composed of organic features such as wood and earth. Our team has the technology and experience to detect and model those features in detail and provide meaningful analysis.
Investigations range from individual features to broad area scans targeting whole settlements. Ground-penetrating radar, magnetic gradiometry, electrical resistivity, and magnetic susceptibility are popular modalities for finding and investigating archaeological targets with completely non-invasive technology.

Archaeological Surveys
- Ground Penetrating Radar
- Magnetic Gradiometry
- Electrical Resistivity
- Electromagnetic Conductivity
- Magnetic Susceptibility
- LiDAR and Laser Mapping
- Photogrammetry
- Thermal Imaging
- Soil Testing
- Human Remains Detection Dogs
Featured Project: Mercer University Campus
Bigman Geophysical was contacted to conduct an investigation into the buried landscape at the original campus of Mercer University. The university was initially established as a pair of humble log cabins but grew to become an unknown number of buildings that filled the old campus, but no surviving map could be found showing those buildings.
In only four days, our team used GPR and Magnetometry to map historic buildings at the site, with results so precise that even footpaths made by students cutting through the lawns were visible in the imagery.

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