Powlesland, D., Lyall, J., Hopkinson, G., Donoghue, D., Beck, M., Harte, A. and Stott, D. (2006). Beneath the sand -- remote sensing, archaeology, aggregates and sustainability:. Archaeol Prospection 13 (4). Vol 13(4), pp. 291-299.
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Beneath the sand -- remote sensing, archaeology, aggregates and sustainability: | ||
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a case study from Heslerton, the Vale of Pickering, North Yorkshire, UK | ||
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Archaeol Prospection 13 (4) | ||
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Archaeological Prospection | ||
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13 (4) | ||
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291 - 299 | ||
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The Vale of Pickering, in Yorkshire has been the setting for one of the largest archaeological research projects in Europe. The accrued data includes over 1000 ha of fluxgate gradiometer measurements that can be interpreted with reference to 200 ha of subsurface mapping, twenty-five years of aerial photographic survey, two large-area multispectral and vertical photographic surveys, a Laser Imaging Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) survey and area excavations in excess of 22 ha. It is argued that this multifaceted approach has revealed flaws in our appreciation of the archaeological landscape based on isolated sites. The paper summarizes aspects of the approaches and results using a variety of remote sensing techniques to characterize the nature and extent of the archaeological resource in an aggregate rich environment. | ||
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2006 | ||
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20 Aug 2008 |
