Shanarc Archaeology Limited Owner verified

About

Our goal is to provide clients with the best advice and service, to ensure they achieve the aims of their projects in a timely and cost effective manner. We specialise in archaeological and survey work that may be required in the planning process for certain developments. These can range from from one-off housing builds up to major infrastructural projects.

We provide suitably qualified archaeologists as required by your Planning Authority (Local City or County Council). Our team will conduct the necessary work and produce the relevant reports to allow you comply with the terms of your planning application, such as requests for further information, or to confirm compliance with planning conditions.

Services include:
- Archaeological monitoring
- Archaeological excavation
- Environmental impact statement (EIS)
- Metal detection survey (licensed)
- 3D Laser scanning
- Post excavation analysis
- GIS Analysis and Mapping
- Geophysical Survey
- Archaeological assessment
- Visual impact assessment
-Geophysics
-Archaeology Geophysics

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Archaeology Services

1st edition OS map of St Anne’s Court. Client: Limerick City and County Council

3D Model for Visual Amenity Impact Assessment, Co. Kilkenny

Bilboa Windfarm Study Area. Client: Arcus Consultancy Services

Newtown Jerpoint Geophysics overlay on aerial mapping. Client: UCD School of Archaeology

Sensys MX V3 large area survey system, Co. Dublin. Client: Neo Environmental Ltd

Sensys MX V3 magnetometer survey system, Co. Kilkenny. Client: UCD School of Archaeology

Archaeological Excavation, Dominick St., Dublin. Client: Duggan Bros

Test Trenches at Mount Argus, Dublin. Client: Equitas Properties

Archaeological Monitoring, Foynes, Co. Limerick. Client: LM Keating

3D laser scan of basement, King St., Dublin. Client: Duggan Bros

3D Laser Scanning, Bridge House, Kilkenny. Client: William Neville & Sons

Stairwell detail, Gordon Place, Clonmel

Extract from Rocque’s map of Thurles 1755. Client: Tipperary County Council

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