Lyall, J., Powlesland, D. and Donoghue, D. (1997). Enhancing the record through remote sensing. Internet Archaeology 2. Vol 2, York: Internet Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.11141/ia.2.4.
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Enhancing the record through remote sensing | ||||||||
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the application and integration of multi-sensor, non-invasive remote sensing techniques for the enhancement of the sites and monuments record. Heslerton Parish Project, N. Yorkshire, England | ||||||||
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Internet Archaeology 2 | ||||||||
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Internet Archaeology | ||||||||
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The Heslerton Parish Project was established in 1980 to provide a research framework for the rescue excavations then in progress at Cook's Quarry, West Heslerton (Powlesland 1981; Powlesland et al. 1986). The project research area covers a 10km square, centered upon West Heslerton, and spans a number of distinctive geomorphological zones which extend both to the east and west of the area and form a representative sample of the landscape at the interface of the Yorkshire Wolds and the Vale of PickeringIn parallel with rescue excavations, a ten-year program of intensive oblique aerial photography (1978-1988) was undertaken with the assistance of a local farmer and pilot, Carl Wilkinson. By 1988 this survey had generated new evidence which radically changed our understanding of the landscape, particularly in the low-lying plain of the Vale of Pickering. By 1990 it was felt that the returns from additional oblique air-photography had reached saturation level, such that only changes in agricultural methods on a field-by-field basis were likely to generate a significant increase in returns. The present project has been made possible by the award of an Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Data Award, a grant from English Heritage to cover data processing and interpretation and the support and assistance provided by the University of Durham and the North Yorkshire County Sites and Monuments Record (SMR). | ||||||||
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1997 | ||||||||
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