The variety and sophistication of data sources, sensors, and platforms employed in
archaeological remote sensing have increased significantly over the past decade. Projects …

3.1 Background Chapter 2 has presented a general overview of search methodology and
outlined a number of case studies demonstrating the breadth of techniques available …

Geophysical methods are an essential tool for archaeological prospection on all scales of
investigation: whether for detailed analysis of a single archaeological feature, to provide an …

Geophysical data are an important source from which to study the human past, but need to
be interpreted before they can be transformed into archaeological knowledge. The …

The aims of agricultural land management change continuously, reflecting shifts in wider
societal priorities. Currently, these include addressing the climate crisis, promoting …

In the field of forensic investigation burial is a relatively common method of hiding a corpse.
The location of clandestine graves is, however, a particularly difficult task in which multiple …

It is now widely acknowledged that archaeological sites are almost everywhere increasingly
threatened by many natural and anthropic agents. Dealing with essentially nonrenewable …

Summary of the thesis: The main aim of this thesis was to examine the role, function, status
and impact geophysical methods have had on archaeological research and the cultural …

Abstract This Short Report summarizes some initial results using real time GPS to navigate
and collect magnetometer data using Foerster sensors and a magnetic cart. The Foerster …

In archaeological prospection computer processing is essential for all stages of data
manipulation. This article investigates the contributions which informatics has made in the …