Spatial technology is integral to how archaeologists collect, store, analyze, and represent
information in digital data sets. Recent advances have improved our ability to look for and …

Geophysical methodologies have been implemented, tested and validated as diagnostic
and/or monitoring tools in artworks or historical monuments. They are non-destructive and …

In this work, the application and the effectiveness of two‐and three‐dimensional non‐linear
inversion algorithms in processing and interpretation of electrical resistivity tomography …

In this work a new algorithm for the fast and efficient 3D inversion of conventional 2D surface
electrical resistivity tomography lines is presented. The proposed approach lies on the …

A combined approach based on geophysical and geochemical analyses was carried out to
determine the sources of rising damp in “Casa di Diana”, a Roman building located in the …

The integration of information from multiple geophysical and other prospection surveys of
archaeological sites and regions leads to a richer and more complete understanding of …

Parion is one of the most important settlements located in the ancient Troas region, in which
the city of Troy was the center. Many remarkable and precious archaeological remains have …

Non‐destructive geophysical prospecting methods are increasingly used for the
investigation of archaeological sites, where a detailed physical and geometrical …

The results of an integrated geophysical survey at the archaeological site of Abu Serga
church, Cairo, Egypt are presented and discussed. The aim was to investigate the ground …

Abstract The Early Roman trading post at Dolge njive formed a part of Nauportus-a vicus on
the town territory of Aquileia. The site was investigated using various geophysical methods …