New South Associates (NSA) utilizes state-of-the-art geophysical methods in archaeological surveys.

Have you ever wondered what’s buried below the ground but wondered how would it be possible to know without digging? Well, we have that covered!

Geophysical methods allow us to map potential buried archaeological resources without digging and disturbing the ground or collecting artifacts. Geophysics can be helpful for providing highly detailed information about archaeological sites that can be used on their own to answer research questions, as well as for guiding intensive excavations. Geophysical data can be used to pinpoint the locations of precontact buildings, rail lines, pit features, foundations, kilns, unmarked graves, and other buried features.