IARII offers the following kinds of research and scientific investigative services, which are designed to meet various federal, state, and local government historic preservation compliance requirements. Some of these services are also appropriate for landowners and developers wishing to anticipate possible historic preservation constraints or needs on properties planned for development, or for lands that may be under consideration for either purchase or sale. Various types of services related to public education are also offered.

• Archaeological inventory surveys and testing
• Data recovery excavations
• Monitoring
• Archaeological assessments and evaluations
• Mitigations Plans:
  1) Data Recovery Plans
  2) Monitoring Plans
  3) Preservation Plans
  4) Burial Treatment Plans
• Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plans
• Interpretive planning for archaeological sites, trails,
  exhibits, and museums
• Section 106 compliance studies
• GIS design and studies
• Public education programs
• Osteological studies
• Wood species identification (charred and uncharred wood)
• Paleoenvironmental investigations (wetland and lake cores)

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IARII staff regularly conduct projects, both compliance related and grant-funded independent research, throughout the Pacific Rim region.

• Hawai‘i
• Micronesia (Guam, Palau, Saipan, Tinian, Rota, Kosrae, Pohnpei, Marshall Islands)
• Samoa, New Caledonia, and the South Pacific
• Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia
• South America (north Andes and the upper Amazon) and Northwest (U.S. and Canada)

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