EXPERIENCE AND PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE
Archaeological Graphics and Illustration
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Archaeological illustration has seen astonishing leaps forward in technology in recent years. The realm of archaeological graphics is now dominated by computer software - everything from the humble site plan to fancy 3-D photogrammetry. But don’t forget about the more traditional options, such as artefact illustration, either. Rubicon’s professional graphics team provides a wide array of expert services to our clients. From mapping the early stages of a project, through planning excavation works and producing all manner of dissemination graphics for publications, presentations, and promotional material. We have the skills to deliver anything you need.
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Human Remains Analysis
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Human skeletal remains are a rich source of evidence about our past. Frequently found on archaeological sites, the excavation and treatment of human remains involves ethical sensitivities and legal considerations over and above those in other areas of archaeology. Rubicon provides expert advice on best practice when dealing with human remains. Our team offers a wealth of experience that is central to the success of any archaeological project involving human remains. The wide-ranging services we offer include specialist consultation, on-site excavation, post-excavation analysis, research and public outreach.
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Post-Excavation Services
The purpose of archaeological excavation, where preservation in situ is not possible, is preservation by record. Post-excavation reporting is just as important as site work in documenting, analysing, and disseminating our findings. Along with our wider network of specialists, Rubicon can create a comprehensive post-excavation programme of works tailored to the needs of each individual project. Services offered may include; paleoenvironmental analysis, artefact management, zoo-osteology, studio photography or archiving, in accordance with National Museum of Ireland standards.
Architectural Heritage
Ireland’s built heritage is a treasured link to generations past. Architectural heritage can be divided into three broad categories of either monuments, groups of buildings or sites conspicuous for their historical, archaeological, artistic, scientific, social, or technical interest. Part of the planning process may require carrying out a Built Heritage or Historic Building survey in advance of works. The survey team at Rubicon has extensive knowledge and experience of recording and interpreting historic buildings and landscapes of all types and periods. We provide a professional, efficient, and cost-effective service to a diverse client base.
Report Writing
Archaeologists compile data from fieldwork, research, and specialist analysis to produce a final archaeological report. It is our job to integrate the various elements of archaeological raw data, research, and scientific information and to present them coherently in a manner suitable for a wide audience. This is particularly important, as archaeological excavation involves the preservation of a site by record only. The final report is a crucial part of the archaeological record, to be used for further study or publication. Our goal is to deliver quality of information, clarity of expression and value for money.
