The Sutton Hoo Research Project 1983-2001

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Gallery : Survey

Scott Polar Institute�s Soil Sounding Radar, with Mike Gorman, 1985
Scott Polar Institute's Soil Sounding Radar, with Mike Gorman, 1985.
Radar survey of Mound 2 by Oceanfix, 1987
Radar survey of Mound 2 by Oceanfix, 1987.
Test excavation of an anti-glider ditch, showing damage by bracken roots.
Evaluation survey: Test excavation of an anti-glider ditch, showing damage by bracken roots.
Evaluation survey: surface illuminated at night to show slight differences in height. Looking west.
Evaluation survey: Surface illuminated at night to show slight differences in height. Looking west.
Evaluation survey: The mown surface of the burial groundshowing Mound 17 and 18 (beside scales).
Evaluation survey: The mown surface of the burial ground showing Mound 17 and 18 (beside scales).
Evaluation survey: Fluxgate gradiometry survey by A Bartlett.
Evaluation survey: Fluxgate gradiometry survey by A Bartlett.
Evaluation survey: Soil Sounding Radar in operation on Mound 7 by Messrs Oceanfix.
Evaluation survey: Soil Sounding Radar in operation on Mound 7 by Messrs Oceanfix.
Evaluation survey: The mown surface, showing vegetational features.
Evaluation survey: The mown surface, showing vegetational features.

Evaluation survey: Test transect (Int 22) running south.
 

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