Bd. 33 (1999): ICOMOS – Hefte des Deutschen Nationalkomitees

					Ansehen Bd. 33 (1999): ICOMOS – Hefte des Deutschen Nationalkomitees

Archaeological Prospection.

Veröffentlicht: 2015-08-05
  • Geophysical Techniques and GIS Applied to Archaeological Prospecting in Porto Old Town Center (Portugal)

    F. Almeida R. Moura A. Rocha A. Silva C. Martins
    9
  • The Use of in situ Magnetic Susceptibility Measurements to Interpret Archaeological Deposits

    Cathy Batt
    9
  • Integration of Geophysical Survey into Archaeological Prospecting Strategy : the Case of Apamée upon Euphrat

    C. Benech Nicolas Florsch J. Gaborit G. Thebaut
    10
  • Simultaneous Interpretation of Electromagnetic and Magnetic Data Using Linear Filtering

    C. Benech G. Desivgnes Alain Tabbagh
    11
  • Diachronic Interpretation in Magnetic Prospection. The archaeological Sites of Ribemont-sur-Ancre (Somme, France) and Authumes (Saône-et-Loire, France)

    Gilles Bossuet Philippe Barral C. Petit Christian Camerlynck Michel Dabas
    11
  • Macro- and Micro-Land Division in the Later Prehistoric Period: Aerial Survey, Pit-Alignments and GIS in South-east Scotland

    Marilyn Brown
    12-13
  • Remote Sensing Analysis and the Design of Archaeological Prospections: a Regional Study of Settlement Patterns at Eastern Andalucia (Spain)

    T. C. Brunet A. U. González Victorino Mayoral Herrera J. M. García A. L. Alcalde Santiago O. Villajos
    14-15
  • Fluxgate, Caesium Vapour and Excavation: Establishing the Validity of High Sensitivity and High Sample Density Magnetic Measurements

    Simon Buteux Christopher F. Gaffney John A. Gater S. Ovenden-Wilson
    16
  • Application of a 3D Probabilistic Multimethodological Tomography to Cultural Heritage

    Fabio Cammarano Boris Di Fiore P. Mauriello D. Patella
    16
  • Spatial, Geoarchaeological and Paleoenviromental Analysis of the Archaeological Site "Furna do Estrago" - Brazil

    A. C. De Lima-Canto
    17
  • The Importance of Integrated Prospection Techniques for Archaeological Investigations on Mining Sites in Rugged Alpine Topography

    Brigitte Cech Georg Walach
    18
  • The Prospection of Archaeological Features in Wetland Landscapes: an Approach Using Cell-based GIS Modelling of High Resolution GPS Data

    Henry Chapman
    18-19
  • The Magnetic Survey at Tell el Farkha, Egypt

    Marek Chlodnicki Tomasz Herbich
    19-20
  • Archaeological Site Investigation by Means of Geoelectric Measurements in Tel-Halawi (Northern Syria)

    Faris Chouker
    20-21
  • Assignment of Mummies in Chusonji Temple to Fujiwara Chieftains with the Aid of NMR for Silks in These Coffins

    Riichiro Chujo
    21
  • Comparative High Resolution Caesium Vapour and Fluxgate Gradiometer Survey at a Range of Archaeological Sites in England

    Mark Cole Andrew David Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Neil Linford Andy Payne
    22-23
  • Archaeological Aerial Prospection in Hungary: a Landscape Vanishes...

    Zoltán Czajlik
    24-25
  • Detection of Neolithic Cultural Layers by GPR in a Lacustrine Area: the Case of Chalain (Jura, France)

    Michel Dabas Christian Camerlynck Gilles Bossuet
    26
  • Interpretation and Mapping of Aerial Photographs Using Digital Photogrammetry and GIS

    Michael Doneus Christian Gugl
    27-28
  • 3D Reconstruction of Archaeological Sites Based on Prospection Data

    Michael Doneus Wolfgang Neubauer Alois Eder-Hinterleitner
    28-30
  • Large Scale Geophysical Investigations in Ulucak Höyük Archaeological Site

    Mahmut G. Drahor Ebru Sengül
    31
  • Magnetic Modelling for the 3D Reconstruction of the Neolithic Circular Ditch System of Steinabrunn/Austria

    Alois Eder-Hinterleitner Wolfgang Neubauer Peter Melichar
    32-33
  • Application of GPR to the Study of Subterranean Chamber Graves in Kyushu, Japan

    Walter Edwards M. Okita
    33-34
  • Archaeological Prospection for the Koralmbahn in Austria

    Gerald Fuchs I. Kainz
    34-35
  • Popularising Archaeological Geophysics: The "Time Team" Experience on British Television

    Christopher F. Gaffney John A. Gater
    35
  • Archaeological Prospection at the Hindwell Neolithic Enclosure in the Walton Basin, Wales, UK

    Alex Gibson Helmut Becker
    36
  • Archaeomagnetic Object Dating at Conditions of Shape Magnetic Anisotrophy

    V. V. Glasounov
    37
  • High-Resolution GPR Surveys for Archaeological Prospections Data Acquisition and Elaboration Techniques

    Dean Goodman Yasushi Nishimura Salvatore Piro
    37
  • Surveying early agricultural sites in Southern Africa: the Application of the Geonics EM-38 Conductivity Meter to the Early Iron Age Site of Ndondondwane, South Africa

    Haskel J. Greenfield
    38
  • A Resistivity Survey to Locate the Forum of the Roman Town Flavia Solva (Austria)

    Stefan Groh Wolfgang Neubauer Alois Eder-Hinterleitner
    38-39
  • Assessment of Early Lead Working Sites in the Yorkshire Dales by Archaeological Prospection

    Ken Hamilton J. G. McDonnel Armin Schmidt
    40
  • The Ten Commandments of the Genuine Surveyor in Archaeology

    Albert Hesse
    40
  • Computer Aided Virtual Reality Reconstruction Based on Prospection Data An Example from the Roman Town Carnuntum/Austria

    Patricia Hirschegger-Ramser Peter Ferschin Manfred Kandler Wolfgang Neubauer
    41-42
  • The First Geophysical Survey at the Roman Villa of Milreu (Algarve/Portugal)

    B. Hoffmann A. Neville Felix Teichner D. Wooliscroft
    43-44
  • Geophysical Prospection in the Oder Mouth Area - Contributions to Archaeological Target Verification

    George Indruszewski
    45
  • Aerial Reconnaissance as an Aid to Reconstruct Coastal Geomorphological Processes

    George Indruszewski Werner Karrasch
    45
  • FM-CW GPR and its Signal Processing

    H. Kamei H. Igarashi Y. Ueda
    46-47
  • Carnuntum - The Largest Archaeological Landscape in Austria and the Impact of Archaeological Prospection

    Manfred Kandler Michael Doneus Alois Eder-Hinterleitner Peter Melichar Wolfgang Neubauer Sirri S. Seren
    48-49
  • Interpretation Enhancement of Archaeometric Investigations due to Joint Interpretation of Geophysical Fields

    Uwe Koppelt Niels Abrahamsen G. Dittrich J. Frandsen Y. Hofmann Corinna Kroner
    50
  • Barun-Kahl: History of Purely Geophysical Discovery of the Oldest Iron Age Site at the Western Shore of Lake Baikal

    Nikolai Kozhevnikov
    50-51
  • Contribution of Caesium Magnetometer Prospection to Archaeological Projects in Bohemia

    Roman Krivánek
    51
  • Automated Extraction of 3-D Features from Georadar Data for Interpretation and Visualisation

    Jürg Leckebusch Ronald Peikert
    52
  • Geophysical Charcterization of a Sugar Mill on St.Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

    Shannon Lemke L. Mankowski David Hayes S. Martin
    52
  • Aerial Archaeology in Bavaria

    Klaus Leidorf
    52-53
  • Aerial Prospection at Low Altitude in Brittany and Pays de la Loire Region, Results and Synthesis of 1989-1999 Researchs

    G. Leroux
    54
  • Geophysical Preparation of an Archaeological Excavation in the Highlands (Mardorf, Hessen)

    Erika Lück Michael Meyer
    54-55
  • Resistivity Vertical Filtering for Horizontal Prospecting Physical Basis and Archaeological Case Histories

    M. Martinaud F. Madani
    56
  • Reconstructing the 3-D Distribution of the Magnetic Field Data and its Application

    Yuzo Marukawa Y. Lu H. Kamei
    56-57
  • Development of a System of Geoelectrical Data Acquisition and Elaboration

    P. Mauriello Dario Monna I. Bruner
    57
  • DC Tensor Geoelectrics - Now Applicable to Archaeological Prospection!

    Cornelius Meyer Erik Danckwardt
    58
  • Large Scale Geomagnetic Survey of an Early Neolithic Settlement in Lower Austria (5,250-4,950 B.C.)

    Wolfgang Neubauer Alois Eder-Hinterleitner Peter Melichar
    58-59
  • Archaeological Prospection of the Middle Neolithic site Puch/Kleedorf, Lower Austria

    Wolfgang Neubauer Michael Doneus Peter Melichar Alois Eder-Hinterleitner
    60-61
  • Integrated Geophysical Prospection of Roman Villas in Austria

    Wolfgang Neubauer Alois Eder-Hinterleitner Sirri S. Seren Peter Melichar
    62-64
  • Geomagnetic Survey of the Middle Neolithic Circular Ditch System Glaubendorf II, Lower Austria

    Wolfgang Neubauer Alois Eder-Hinterleitner Peter Melichar
    65
  • A trial GPR Survey for Accomplishment of Deeper Penetration in Wet Soil Conditions

    Yasushi Nishimura Dean Goodman
    65-66
  • Prospecting Roman pottery industries in the Argonne, France

    Joep Orbons
    66
  • Archaeological Pioneering Prospection in Rumania

    Joep Orbons
    67-68
  • Archaeological Relevance of Cs-Magnetometry

    Barbara S. Ottaway
    69
  • Resistivity and GPR Survey of two Early Mediaeval Grave Yards in Southern Germany

    Arno E. Patzelt Martin Waldhör Bernd Greiner
    69-71
  • Functional Variability in Wessex Hillforts : New Evidence from Geophysical Survey

    Andy Payne
    71-72
  • Investigation of Hearth Fuel Sources on Lewis Using Mineral Magnetism

    C. Peters M. Church C. Mitchell
    72-73
  • Mineral Magnetic Study of Enhanced Soils from Old Scatness Broch, Shetland

    C. Peters Cathy Batt Roy Thompson I. Dewar G. Wilmot
    73
  • Three Dimensional Geophysics and Visualisation

    C. W. Pierce Colin A. Shell
    73
  • Geophysical Prospection of Linearbandkeramik Sites in the Landscape Archaeology of the Western Wetterau and the Usinger Becken, Hesse, Germany

    Martin Posselt Benno Zickgraf
    74
  • Magnetometer Survey at the Early Latène Barrow at Glauberg, Germany and Izs Environs

    Martin Posselt Benno Zickgraf
    75
  • A Comparative Study of Electromagnetic Survey and Excavation Results at Archaeological Sites Containing Kilns and Buildings

    H. Sakai Kaname Maekawa T. Uno
    75-76
  • Geophysical Application of the Induced-Polarization(IP)-Effect for the Detection of Medieval Wells.

    Norbert Schleifer Jürgen Bigalke M. Koetter Andreas Junge
    77-78
  • Recent Work on Pseudosections for Archaeology

    Armin Schmidt
    78-79
  • Archaeological Geophysics in South Asia

    Armin Schmidt Robin Coningham
    79
  • Wetland-Archaeology in Lake Starnberg, Bavaria

    Guntram Schönfeld
    80
  • Aerial Archaeology in China: Possibilities, Perspectives and Results

    Baoquan Song
    81
  • Integrated Geophysical Surveys for Archaeological Prospecting - New Results

    I. Trinks Harald Stümpel Susanne Lorra
    82-83
  • The use of Complex Attributes in Interpreting Magnetic data from Archaeological Sites

    Grigorios N. Tsokas Richard O. Hansen
    84
  • Geophysical Surveys on two Yorkshire Blast Furnace Sites, England

    Robert W. Vernon J. G. McDonnel Armin Schmidt Mark Fletcher
    85
  • Geophysical Mapping of Archaeological Structures in Sachsen-Anhalt/Germany

    A. R. Volker
    86
  • Processing and Presentation of Geophysical Data

    Roger Walker Lewis Somers Claudia Adam
    87
  • The Value of Prospection from an Users Point of View

    Timm Weski
    88-89
  • Integrated Archaeological Prospection: Some Case Studies

    J. J. M. Wippern
    89
  • Archaeological Prospection from the Air in the District around the Open Mining of the Cologne Basin in Northrheinwestfalia/Germany

    Ralf Zantopp
    90-91
  • Decoding an Invisible Late Roman Inscription using GPR imaging and EM modeling

    M. Zupancic D. Nadjdovski
    91-92
  • Combining Magnetometry and Archaeological Interpretation: A Square Enclosure in Bavaria

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Walter E. Irlinger
    94-99
  • Duo- and Quadro-sensor Configuration for High Speed/High Resolution Magnetic Prospecting with Caesium Magnetometer

    Helmut Becker
    100-105
  • Magnetic Prospection of a Megalithic Necropolis at Ibbankatuwa (Sri Lanka)

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Helmut Becker
    106-109
  • Magnetometry in the Garden of the Sigiriya Rock Fortification (Sri Lanka)

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Helmut Schmidt
    110-112
  • In Search for the City Wall of Homers Troy - Development of High Resolution Caesium Magnetometry 1992-1994

    Helmut Becker
    113-120
  • Magnetic and Resistivity Prospection in Munbaqa-Ekalte (Syria) 1993

    Helmut Becker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Faris Chouker
    121-122
  • Ultra High Resolution Caesium Magnetometry at Monte da Ponte, Concelho Evora, Portugal 1994-1996

    Helmut Becker
    123-126
  • The Discovery of the Royal Capital of Awsan at Hagar Yahirr, Wadi Markha, Yemen by Satellite Images, Aerial Photography, Field Walking and Magnetic Prospecting

    Helmut Becker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder U. Brunner
    127-134
  • Discovery of a first Neolithic settlement in the Meseta of Central Spain near Ambrona (Soria) by caesium magnetometry in 1996

    Helmut Becker
    135-138
  • Prospecting in Ostia Antica (Italy) and the Discovery of the Basilica of Constantinus I. in 1996

    Helmut Becker
    139-143
  • Magnetometry in the Desert Area West of the Zoser's Pyramid, Saqqara, Egypt

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Helmut Becker Tomasz Herbich
    144-145
  • In Search for Piramesses - the Lost Capital of Ramesses II. in the Nile Delta (Egypt) by Caesium Magnetometry

    Helmut Becker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder
    146-150
  • Prospection of the Early Islamic residence Rusafat Hisam (Syria) by Caesium Magnetometry and Resistivity Surveying 1997-1999

    Helmut Becker Faris Chouker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Dorotheée Sack C. Schweitzer M. Stefani
    151-156
  • Combined Caesium Magnetometry and Resistivity Survey in Palmyra (Syria) 1997 and 1998

    Helmut Becker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder
    156-160
  • Magnetometry in the Cemetery and the Awâm-Temple in Marib, the Capital of the Queen Saba, Yemen

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Helmut Becker Iris Gerlach
    161-163
  • Magnetometry of the Prehistoric Necropolis Suchanicha in the Minusinsk Basin, South Siberia

    Jörg W. E. Fassbinder Helmut Becker
    164-167
  • Magnetometry of a Scythian Settlement in Siberia near Cicah in the Baraba Steppe 1999

    Helmut Becker Jörg W. E. Fassbinder
    168-172