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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Geophysical prospection"”.
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Archaeological geophysical prospection in peatland environments.
… as the nature of the substrate changes. A prospection tool is badly needed to address these wet1and areas as conventional prospection methods such as aerial photography, field walking and remote sensing are not able to detect sites under the protective over burden. This thesis presents …
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The Schlumberger Array in geophysical prospection for archaeology.
… the Schlumberger for use in archaeological prospection. This has been achieved via a co-ordinated use of laboratory simulation and-field studies. Initial fieldwork in England suggested. that the. - use of point electrodes created response patterns that were dependent upon the relative …
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Techniques of Geophysical Prospection as applied to Near Surface Structure Determination
… polarization and earth resistivity techniques of geophysical prospection are considered in detail, with respect to their application in the detection of discrete, near-surface features. The research includes the design and development of instruments to facilitate these measurements, in both …
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Geophysical, geochemical and arable crop responses to archaeological sites in the Upper Clyde Valley, Scotland
… thesis considers the geochemical links between geophysical survey results from, and responses of barley crop growth to, the existence of plough-levelled archaeological sites. It takes as a starting point the results of magnetic and resistivity surveys undertaken at three sites in the Upper Clyde …
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Survey Archaeology on the Yorkshire Wolds: An integrated remote sensing approach to Late Iron Age and Romano-British landscapes
… utilises data derived from four large-scale geophysical surveys undertaken across key parts of this landscape, integrated within an extensive aerial photographic study that collates evidence from both new and existing sources. This evidence is contextualised within previous archaeological …