Beyond discovery: geophysical survey for landscape management and monitoring

FDEM surveys aid prospection in wet or formerly wet lowland archaeological sites, They help monitor sites facing threats from development and climate change.

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ArchéoSciences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4000/14nqk
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Geographic Information Systems Studies
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Beyond discovery: geophysical survey for landscape management and monitoring

Kayt Armstrong, Ed Wilson, Rebecca Casa-Hatton
ArchéoSciences
Geographic Information Systems Studies
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Beyond discovery: geophysical survey for landscape management and monitoring

Kayt Armstrong, Ed Wilson, Rebecca Casa-Hatton
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Abstract

FDEM surveys aid prospection in wet or formerly wet lowland archaeological sites, They help monitor sites facing threats from development and climate change.

ArchéoSciencesVol. 49-1
Environment Agency (GB), Peterborough City Council (GB), Oxford Archaeology (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Geographic Information Systems Studies
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