Identifying Elusive Prehistoric Land Use by Integrating Electromagnetic and Invasive Survey Approaches

Identifying Elusive Prehistoric Land Use by Integrating Electromagnetic and Invasive Survey Approaches

– Electromagnetic induction survey was used to investigate the prehistoric landscape at Stonehenge.– Borehole logs and forward modelling were used to develop a semi-automated interpretation scheme.– Twenty excavations enabled the potential and limitations of the approach to be evaluated.

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Auteurs principaux: De Smedt, Philippe, Garwood, Paul, Chapman, Henry, Deforce, Koen, De Grave, Johan, Hanssens, Daan, Vandenberghe, Dimitri
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Sprog:Français
Udgivet: 2021
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borehole logs
frequency domain electromagnetics
landscape archaeology
prehistoric land use
semi-automated interpretation
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Summary:– Electromagnetic induction survey was used to investigate the prehistoric landscape at Stonehenge.– Borehole logs and forward modelling were used to develop a semi-automated interpretation scheme.– Twenty excavations enabled the potential and limitations of the approach to be evaluated.

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