At ARCUS, our past comes to life through science and passion. We strive to approach Archaeology not only as a scientific discipline, but as a bridge connecting the present to our historical and cultural past.

With an unwavering commitment to excellence, our team of dedicated archaeologists and collaborators works tirelessly to record, protect, and safeguard every memory, fragment, or structure. With every project, every work, or every article, we try to rescue the stories and experiences of the people who came before us and built our present.

At ARCUS, we use the most advanced techniques and innovative methods to ensure that every excavation and discovery is conducted with the utmost respect for our heritage. Our approach is holistic – combining rigorous research, technology, and a deep passion for history.

Environmental Impact Assessments
Our Environmental Impact Assessments focus on the heritage field, ensuring that modern development coexists harmoniously with cultural heritage. We carefully assess the impact of construction and infrastructure projects on archaeological heritage, providing detailed recommendations for its protection and conservation.

Archaeological Field Surveys
With advanced technology and innovative methodologies, our team conducts meticulous archaeological research. We identify and evaluate potential archaeological sites, providing crucial information for understanding human occupation and contributing to their preservation.

Archaeological Monitoring
During construction, we offer specialized archaeological monitoring to ensure that cultural heritage is preserved. Our team works closely with contractors and engineers to monitor and manage any archaeological discoveries during the construction process. We believe that only in this way is memory guaranteed in the present and future.

Archaeological Excavation
We carry out archaeological excavations, seeking to use best practices to discover, record, and analyze artifacts, contexts, and structures. Each discovery is carefully documented and studied, contributing to the collective knowledge of history and culture..

Archaeological Mapping
We develop detailed archaeological maps, recording archaeological sites and providing valuable information for researchers, academics, and the general public. These maps are essential tools for understanding and managing cultural heritage, as well as land management.

At ARCUS, we use remote sensing as a powerful tool to discover, map, and analyze sites of archaeological interest with precision and efficiency. This allows us to help our partners make the best decisions and anticipate scenarios.

Aerial and Satellite Surveys
Using aerial surveys and satellite imagery, our team is able to examine big areas of land, identifying potential archaeological sites without affecting the ground. This approach not only saves time and resources but also protects sites from potential damage caused by more invasive methods

Geospatial Analysis
Remote sensing allows us to perform detailed geospatial analyses, providing valuable information on topography, geomorphology, and other environmental features that influence the location and conservation of archaeological sites. These analyses are fundamental to the planning of excavation and preservation projects.

Cultural Heritage Monitoring and Management
Remote sensing technology is an indispensable tool for the continuous monitoring and effective management of cultural heritage. With it, we can monitor environmental and human changes that may affect sensitive sites, allowing for a rapid and informed response for their protection.

Integration with Other Disciplines
At ARCUS, remote sensing is integrated with other disciplines such as archaeology, history, and bioanthropology, providing a multidisciplinary approach to the study and preservation of cultural heritage. This integration enriches our work, allowing for a more complete and holistic understanding of the sites we study.

Museum activities go beyond simply managing collections; they create a living bridge between the past and the present, between heritage and the public.

Collection Management and Conservation
At ARCUS, the core of Museum Management is the management and conservation of collections. Our team of experts is dedicated to preserving historical artifacts, works of art, and documents, ensuring they remain as living testimonies of our cultural heritage for future generations.

Exhibitions and Conservation
We create engaging and informative exhibitions that tell fascinating stories from our past. Through creative conservation, we transform collections into memorable experiences for the public. Each exhibition is designed not only to educate but also to inspire and provoke reflection on our history and culture.

Education and Outreach Programs
We believe that cultural heritage is an invaluable educational resource. Therefore, we develop education and outreach programs that bring communities closer to their cultural heritage. We organize workshops, lectures, and interactive activities that allow people of all ages to learn and interact with history in a dynamic and engaging way.

At ARCUS, Heritage Digitisation is not just about preserving the past; it’s about opening doors to the future of cultural heritage. Through digitisation, we ensure that the our heritage continue to inspire and educate, regardless of physical or temporal barriers.

Digital Preservation of Artifacts and Documents
Our specialized team works on converting artifacts, historical documents, and works of art into digital formats. This process not only protects artifacts from deterioration but also creates digital copies that can be easily studied regardless of the location or time frame, as well as preserving them through a reliable three-dimensional record.

Photogrammetry
Today photogrammetry is an essential tool in digitisation and preservation of cultural heritage. This advanced technique involves capturing high-resolution photographs of objects and sites, which are then processed using specialized software to create detailed and accurate digital models.

Virtual Reconstruction
We use technologies such as virtual reality and 3D modeling to create reconstructions of archaeological sites, historical buildings, and artifacts. These reconstructions offer a new dimension to the heritage experience, allowing users to explore the past in an interactive and immersive way.

Collaborative Projects and Open Access
We are committed to collaborative projects and open access initiatives, sharing digital resources with other institutions and the public. These collaborative efforts are vital to creating a global community of sharing and learning around cultural heritage.

At ARCUS, Heritage Dissemination is an act of passion and responsibility. It is through this that we transform cultural heritage into something living, relevant, and inspiring for present and future generations.

Education and Awareness
Our goal is to educate and raise public awareness about the importance of cultural heritage. Through educational programs, workshops, exhibitions, and events, we work to foster greater appreciation and understanding of our heritage, involving local communities, schools, and the general public.

Exhibitions and Cultural Events
We organize exhibitions and cultural events that highlight the richness and diversity of cultural heritage. These activities are designed to be accessible and appealing to all age groups, encouraging active participation and continued interest in our heritage.

Collaboration with Institutions and Communities
We firmly believe in the importance of collaboration. We work together with museums, educational institutions, and local communities to promote and value cultural heritage. These partnerships are essential to achieving a broader and more lasting impact.

Use of Digital Media for Dissemination
Recognizing the power of digital media, we use online platforms and social networks to expand our reach in heritage dissemination. Through these channels, we share interactive content, stories, and information that bring cultural heritage closer to people, no matter where they are.

Bioarchaeology studies human biological remains identified in an archaeological context, thus providing a unique insight into the life, health, diet, and social practices of ancient populations.

At ARCUS, our team of specialized biological anthropologists is dedicated to the meticulous analysis, meeting all legal and regulatory requirements, of human biological remains identified in archaeological interventions. To this end, we combine advanced scientific methods with a deep respect for the cultural and historical value of the findings, exploring the nuances of human evolution, health, and sociocultural relationships over time.

Paleobiology
We study ancient human skeletons in their entirety (sex, age, stature, health, and disease) and completeness in order to establish the characteristics of each individual, as well as those of past populations and societies.

Funeral Practices
We studied the types of graves and funerary practices in order to better understand attitudes towards death and the social status of ancient societies, as well as their beliefs and rituals.

History is not just a field of study; it is an essential tool for understanding and respecting cultural legacy as we shape our future. ARCUS plays a crucial role in ensuring that urban and architectural development is informed and enriched by our heritage. We believe that understanding and respecting the past is key to creating a more sustainable and culturally conscious future.

Preliminary Reports
Before any construction or renovation project, it is crucial to understand the historical context of the site. ARCUS specializes in preparing detailed preliminary reports, which offer an in-depth analysis of the historical and cultural heritage of the sites. These reports are fundamental to ensure that new developments respect and integrate the historical legacy of the area or even the building itself.

Urban Planning
Our team of historians and archaeologists conducts studies for Detailed Area Plans for Built Complexes. These studies are vital for preserving the historical and cultural character of cities and towns, ensuring that new development plans are in harmony with existing heritage.

Historical Building Analysis
Every building has its own story to tell. At ARCUS, we conduct historical building analyses, exploring their architecture, use over time, and cultural significance. These analyses are essential for sensitive and adaptive restorations that respect historical integrity while adapting spaces for modern uses.

We understand that topography is fundamental for the detailed study and effective management of cultural and natural heritage. At ARCUS, topography is more than measurement and mapping; it is an indispensable tool for uncovering, understanding, and protecting our heritage. With precision and technology, we contribute to ensuring that the legacy of the past is respected and incorporated into the development of the future.

Topographic Surveys
Topography is essential for archaeology, providing precise data on the location, orientation, and size of archaeological sites. We use advanced surveying techniques to ensure that each excavation is planned based on detailed and accurate terrain information.

Mapping of Historical Sites and Monuments
We carry out detailed mapping of historical sites and monuments, providing a solid foundation for projects. These maps are crucial for understanding the relationship between heritage and its environmental context, allowing for more informed and respectful interventions.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
We integrate our topographic surveys with Geographic Information Systems to create detailed digital representations of the terrain. This integration allows for deeper analysis and a clearer visualization of the terrain’s characteristics and variations, essential for heritage planning and management.

Support for Construction Projects and Urban Planning
Our team provides essential support to construction projects and urban planning, ensuring that cultural heritage is considered and protected. This preventative approach is fundamental to balancing modern development with the preservation of our rich historical and natural legacy.