FarrimondMacManus Ltd is a company of professional archaeological, heritage and survey consultants. With over 15 years experience we offer a wide range of archaeological services, land and building survey services to Public and Private organisations and individuals with a specific specialisation in 3D Laser Scanning technology.
We have the capacity to offer a unique combination of both land surveys, building surveys and archaeological consultancy designed to inform and assist the planning application process from inception to completion, either as a complete package or as stand alone elements.We employ a team of fully qualified and experienced archaeologists and surveyors backed up with the up to date planning knowledge, technology, mapping and archaeological expertise.
With offices in Belfast and Derry we provide full coverage throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland, aiming to provide clients with cost effective archaeological and survey solutions in a professional and timely manner.
We have the capacity to offer a unique combination of both land surveys, building surveys and archaeological consultancy designed to inform and assist the planning application process from inception to completion, either as a complete package or as stand alone elements.We employ a team of fully qualified and experienced archaeologists and surveyors backed up with the up to date planning knowledge, technology, mapping and archaeological expertise.
With offices in Belfast and Derry we provide full coverage throughout Northern Ireland and Ireland, aiming to provide clients with cost effective archaeological and survey solutions in a professional and timely manner.
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With a wide ranging expertise in all sizes and scopes of development ranging from single dwelling to large scale housing, commercial, and industrial projects our team of fully qualified archaeologists have a well developed understanding of the planning process and have a proven track record at ensuring full compliance of archaeological planning conditions PPS 6.
Our innovative and multi-disciplinary approach to meeting archaeological requirements both at the pre-development planning stage of a project through to development stage mitigation gives us the ability to offer services which are both cost and time efficient.
Our innovative and multi-disciplinary approach to meeting archaeological requirements both at the pre-development planning stage of a project through to development stage mitigation gives us the ability to offer services which are both cost and time efficient.
An Archaeological Desk Based Assessment Report or Archaeological Impact Assessment Report is often the first element of archaeological involvement in a development project.
Primarily a requirement at project design phase, it is at this stage that only the provision of the most accurate and well researched information will be of value in helping to minimise the impact that archaeology may have on a development projects and vice versa and managing risk.
The assessment can also form the basis of an Archaeological Programme of Works which will outline the most effective steps to mitigate against any potential archaeological issues which may arise.
Primarily a requirement at project design phase, it is at this stage that only the provision of the most accurate and well researched information will be of value in helping to minimise the impact that archaeology may have on a development projects and vice versa and managing risk.
The assessment can also form the basis of an Archaeological Programme of Works which will outline the most effective steps to mitigate against any potential archaeological issues which may arise.
The archaeological Impact Assessment may identify an archaeological monument or areas of archaeological potential within a development's boundaries.
Alternatively the heritage authorities may request further information under PPS6 BH3 (Northern Ireland) or under the National Monuments Act (Republic of Ireland) before allowing a development planning application to proceed.
Further information as to the extent of any known archaeology or potential archaeological remains may be evaluated by a programme of test trenching which involves the excavation of a series of well targeted machine cut trenches within the development area to establish the existence or non existence of archaeological deposits.
Alternatively the heritage authorities may request further information under PPS6 BH3 (Northern Ireland) or under the National Monuments Act (Republic of Ireland) before allowing a development planning application to proceed.
Further information as to the extent of any known archaeology or potential archaeological remains may be evaluated by a programme of test trenching which involves the excavation of a series of well targeted machine cut trenches within the development area to establish the existence or non existence of archaeological deposits.
In those instances where the archaeological potential of a proposed development remains significant such as falling within a designated "Area of Archaeological Potential" the requirement for a qualified archaeologist to be retained to monitor primary groundworks at the site will become conditional upon granting of planning permission.
We will provide you with fully qualified Department Of Envirnment: Historic Environment Division (DOE:HED)/ Department of Environment Heritage and Local Goverment licensed archaeologists who will monitor ground disturbance works with the aim to identifying newly uncovered archaeological deposits.
We will provide you with fully qualified Department Of Envirnment: Historic Environment Division (DOE:HED)/ Department of Environment Heritage and Local Goverment licensed archaeologists who will monitor ground disturbance works with the aim to identifying newly uncovered archaeological deposits.
Discovery during excavation is only half the story.
Post excavation archaeological reporting is the process by which a full understanding of the archaeological remains can be preserved for the future.
It is also an integral part of the archaeological planning conditions placed upon a development should excavation necessitate.
We employ up to date techniques and methodologies to provide a high standard of report production in a cost effective and timely manner.
Upon submission of the relevant excavation report the imposed planning condition may be considered as fully complied with and be signed off by the relevant planning authority.
Post excavation archaeological reporting is the process by which a full understanding of the archaeological remains can be preserved for the future.
It is also an integral part of the archaeological planning conditions placed upon a development should excavation necessitate.
We employ up to date techniques and methodologies to provide a high standard of report production in a cost effective and timely manner.
Upon submission of the relevant excavation report the imposed planning condition may be considered as fully complied with and be signed off by the relevant planning authority.
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