ArchéoSciences
n° 33 (supp), 2009/1
392 pages
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SOMMAIRE
Sites and their landscapes
Page 13 à 15
I. A. Arzhantseva
et al.
Geophysical investigations on Por-Bajin island, Tuva (Russia)
Page 17 à 20
Luis Barba
et al.
Geophysical prospection and aerial photography in La Laguna, Tlaxcala, Mexico
Page 21 à 25
Philippe Barral
et al.
Applied geophysics in archaeological prospecting at sites of Authumes (Saône-et-Loire) and Mirebeau (Côte-d'Or) (Bourgogne, Eastern France)
Page 27 à 29
Karin Berghausen
et Jorg W. E. Fassbinder
Magnetometry and soil magnetism on Celtic square enclosures in Bavaria, Southern Germany
Page 31 à 33
Vincent Bichet
et al.
Chupicuaro archaeological sites: from magnetic survey to excavation (late pre-classic period, Middle Lerma Valley, Guanajuato, Mexico)
Page 35 à 37
Emma Bouvard
How to reconstruct a medieval site: diversity of sources, asset and necessity.The example of Cistercians monasteries in Auvergne (France)
Page 39 à 41
Claire Brinon
et Pauline Kessouri
Geophysical prospection of an archaeological site (Grand, France): Characterization of a hydraulic system in a karstic context
Page 43 à 45
M. Ciminale
et al.
Understanding the origin of magnetic znomalies in Monte San Vincenzo (Southern Italy) archaeological Site: susceptibility measurements, PXRD, XRF and optical analysis
Page 47 à 49
Daniela Cottica
et al.
The changing landscape of Constanciacus: a lost settlement in the Lagoon of Venice
Page 51 à 53
T. Dechezleprêtre
et al.
Automatic magnetic mapping of the oppidum of Boviolles (Meuse, France)
Page 55 à 58
Jorg W. E. Fassbinder
Global survey of the frontiers of the Roman Empire in Southern Germany, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Page 59 à 61
Jorg W. E. Fassbinder
et al.
Magnetic prospection of Scythian Kurgans from Chilik, Southeastern Kazakhstan
Page 63 à 64
S. Fichtl
et al.
Batilly-en-Gâtinais (Loiret), a rural aristocratic settlement
Page 65 à 67
Richard Cuttler
et al.
Changing perspectives on the city of Cyrene, Libya: Remote sensing and the management of the buried archaeological resource
Page 69 à 72
Sébastien Gondet
et al.
Geophysical investigations in the vicinity of the Persepolis Royal Terrace (Fars province, Iran)
Page 73 à 76
Tomasz Herbich
Geophysical surveying in Egypt: periodic report for 2007-2008
Page 77 à 79
Tomasz Herbich
Magnetic survey of the Late Period grate temple enclosure in Tell el-Balamun, Egypt
Page 81 à 84
Andrei N. Mazurkevich
et al.
Magnetometry and susceptibility prospecting on Neolithic-early Iron Age sites at Serteya, North-West Russia
Page 85 à 87
Timothy J. Horsley
et Robert Wall
Archaeological evaluation of alluvial landscapes in Western Maryland, USA
Page 89 à 91
Akihiro Kaneda
et al.
Integrated examination and comparison of prospection methods at japanese historical Kiln sites
Page 93 à 95
Roman Křivánek
et Jan Mařík
Early Medieval stronghold Libice nad Cidlinou. An example of use of geophysical methods in systematic non-destructive archaeological project
Page 97 à 99
Kenneth Kvamme
Geophysical contributions to the understanding of Northern Great Plains archaeology, USA
Page 101 à 104
Klaus Löcker
et al.
Magnetic surveys of Early and Middle Neolithic settlements in Austria
Page 105 à 107
Jean-Michel Maillol
et al.
Ground penetrating radar surveys of Viejo Period settlements of the Chihuahua Culture, Upper Santa Maria Valley, Chihuahua, Mexico
Page 109 à 110
Peter Masters
From training ground to battlefield: Recording the archaeology of the Great War
Page 111 à 113
Inna Mateiciucová
et al.
Geophysical survey at archaeological sites in northeastern Syria
Page 115 à 116
Peter Milo
et al.
Geophysical Survey at archaeological site Kaszaper, Békés County, Hungary
Page 117 à 120
Krzysztof Misiewicz
et Wiesław MaŁkowski
New data from magnetic survey of Ptolemais
Page 121 à 124
Alexandre Novo
et al.
From Celtiberians to Romans: Combined geophysical (3D GPR and fluxgate gradiometer) prospection for the archaeological characterization of Castro de la Magdalena (León, Spain)
Page 125 à 127
S. M. Ovenden
et al.
Ten years on: Geophysical survey on the ‘Heart of Neolithic Orkney' World Heritage Area
Page 129 à 132
Nikos G. Papadopoulos
et al.
Tumuli exploration using surface 3D Electrical Resistivity Tomography
Page 133 à 135
S. Campana
et al.
Integration of ground remote sensing surveys and archaeological excavation to characterize the medieval mound (Scarlino, Tuscany-Italy)
Page 137 à 139
Immo Heske
et Martin Posselt
Archaeology and landscape features in Magnetometer Data
Page 141 à 142
Leonor Rocha
et Gertrudes Branco
Archaeological maps: methods and techniques for territorial analysis
Page 143 à 146
Apostolos Sarris
et al.
Revealing the ancient city of Sikyon through the application of integrated geophysical approaches and 3D modelling
Page 147 à 150
M. K. Saunders
et al.
Moai, quarries and roads. Experiences and results of geophysical survey on Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
Page 151 à 154
Matthieu Thivet
et al.
Integrated geophysical and LIDAR surveys at the archaeological site of Ancient Epomanduodurum, Mandeure-Mathay (Franche-Comté, Eastern France)
Page 155 à 157
K. Pieta
et al.
Archaeological and geophysical survey in deserted early islamic village Al-Qusur (Failaka, Kuwait)
Page 159 à 162
Immo Trinks
et al.
GPR prospection at Borgholm castle, Öland, Sweden
Page 163 à 166
Rémi Valois
et al.
Geophysical study to characterize input karst water circulation in the saulges cave (Mayenne, France)
Page 167 à 169
Andreas Viberg
et al.
Archaeological prospection in the Swedish mountain tundra region
Landscape and Ressource evolution
Page 173 à 174
Gertrudes Branco
et Leonor Rocha
The contribution of archaeology to knowledge about the landscape
Page 175 à 177
Sebastián Celestino pérez
et al.
Methodological development of archaeological survey in La Serena region (Spain): a GIS-based approach to a regional project
Page 179 à 181
K. Gruel
et al.
Contribution of large scale geophysical survey to analysis of the evolution of the western boundary of the city of Allonnes (Sarthes, France): Integration of Google images, the Napoleonic cadastre and large magnetic surveys
Page 183 à 185
Mohammad Hamidi
et al.
Contribution of geophysical methods to explaining water flow in a carbonate medium Favray site (Nièvre, France)
Page 187 à 190
Timothy J. Horsley
et al.
Investigating ancient landscapes and settlement patterns in the Chengdu Plain, Sichuan, China
Page 191 à 194
Eymeric Morin
et al.
Significance of the correlation between the electrical conductivity dataset and lithology in Pleni-Lateglacial and Holocene alluvial archives.A case study: the Choisille catchment (SW Paris Basin, France)
Page 195 à 198
Armelle Querrien
et al.
Confrontation of geophysical survey, soil studies and excavation data to evidence tillage erosion
History and evolution of the urban soil
Page 201 à 203
Jeanine Abdul massih
et al.
First results on the city planning of Cyrrhus (Syria)
Page 205 à 207
Yves Bière
et al.
Magnetic survey on the tell of Qinnasrin (Syria)
Page 209 à 211
Michel Al maqdissi
et Christophe Benech
The spatial organization of the Phoenician city of Amrith (Syria)
Page 213 à 216
S. Gaillot
et E. Hofmann
Urban archaeology and environmental data: the Lyon experience
Page 217 à 219
Sébastien Gondet
et Christophe Benech
Application of the space syntax to the study of city planning from Syrian Late Bronze Age circular cities
Page 221 à 224
Cornelius Meyer
Córdoba – Qurtuba – Corduba: More than two millennia of construction activity. Geophysical prospection examples from 2004 to 2008
Page 225 à 228
Wolfgang Neubauer
et al.
Archaeological interpretation of combined magnetic and GPR surveys of the roman town Flavia Solva, Austria
Page 229 à 231
Andrew Parkyn
A Survey in the Park: methodological and practical problems associated with geophysical investigation in a late Victorian municipal park
Page 233 à 235
S. Piro
et Dean Goodman
Integrated GPR and archaeological investigations to characterise the Palatino's area and Coliseum Valley (Forum, Roma, Italy)
Page 237 à 240
Immo Trinks
et al.
Mapping the urban subsoil using ground penetrating radar – challenges and potentials for archaeological prospection
Page 241 à 243
Lieven Verdonck
et Frank Vermeulen
GPR survey at the Roman town of Mariana (Corsica)
Methods and innovations
Page 247 à 249
James Adcock
“My Other Computer's a BEAR”: A potential strategy for processing Large Volume Datasets
Page 251 à 253
Kayt Armstrong
et al.
Archaeological geophysical prospection in peatland environments: Case studies and suggestions for future practice
Page 255 à 257
I. A. Arzhantseva
et al.
Continuous Aquatic Soundings of the Lake Tere-Khol' Water Area in the Republic of Tuva (Russia)
Page 259 à 261
Rebecca Bennett
et al.
Beyond the picturesque: analysing the information content of airborne remotely sensed data for understanding prehistoric sites
Page 263 à 265
Meriç A. Berge
et Mahmut G. Drahor
Optimum Electrical Resistivity Tomography (OERT) approach using combination of different arrays in archaeological investigations
Page 267 à 269
T. Colonna
et al.
Application of the OhmMapper resistivity-meter to detect the theatre of Sentinum Roman town by using 3D resistivity model
Page 271 à 274
Michail I. Epov
et Marina A. Chemyakina
Geophysical methods in the research of archaeological sites in Western Siberia and Altai: results and perspectives
Page 275 à 278
R. Clément
et al.
Comparison of three arrays in time-lapse ERT: Simulation of a leachate injection experiment
Page 279 à 281
I. Cousin
et al.
Three-dimensional structure of a highly heterogeneous soil horizon derived by Electrical Resistivity Tomography
Page 283 à 285
Rinita A. Dalan
Probing the surface: Adding depth and detail to surface geophysical surveys using down-hole susceptibility measurements
Page 287 à 290
Yann Deberge
et Michel Dabas
An area of the gallic oppidum of Gondole (Le Cendre, Puy-de-Dôme, France) revealed by magnetic survey: extrapolation from excavation data
Page 291 à 293
Mahmut G. Drahor
et al.
Integrated usage of geophysical prospection techniques in Höyük (tepe, tell)-type archaeological settlements
Page 295 à 297
Dean Goodman
et al.
The application of GPR Overlay analysis in archaeological prospection: Discovery at the Japanese Imperial Family tombs in Miyazaki Prefecture
Page 299 à 302
Alois Hinterleitner
et al.
Data Processing and Image Enhancement of GPR Surveys of Roman Villas in Austria
Page 303 à 304
Melda Küçükdemirci
A case study the necropole area of Antandros ancient city (Turkey) by magnetic prospection
Page 305 à 307
Juerg Leckebusch
Test and data processing of a stepped-frequency GPR array
Page 309 à 312
Gregory Lekmine
et al.
2D Electrical Resistivity Tomography survey optimisation of solute transport in porous media
Page 313 à 316
Volker Lindinger
et al.
From data to structures Multistage geomagnetic data interpretation within the Mautern Hinterland Survey
Page 317 à 319
Neil Linford
et al.
Stepped frequency GPR survey with a multi-element array antenna: Results from field application on archaeological sites
Page 321 à 324
Yuri Manstein
et Alexander Manstein
EM-I sensor NEMFIS: method, equipment and case stories of archaeological prospection
Page 325 à 327
Vivien Mathé
et al.
What interest to use caesium magnetometer instead of fluxgate gradiometer?
Page 329 à 332
Nikos G. Papadopoulos
et al.
3D Inversion of Automated Resistivity Profiling (ARP) Data
Page 333 à 334
Andrew Parkyn
et al.
The square array revisited: a lightweight multisensor platform for vulnerable soil environments
Page 335 à 338
Robert Tamba
et al.
Testing the use of geostatistical and statistical methods to improve data visualization.Case study on GPR survey of Tarragona Cathedral
Page 339 à 343
Ginette Saracco
et al.
Localization and characterization of buried magnetic structures using a Multi-Scale Tomography. Application to archaeological structures on Fox-Amphoux site
Page 345 à 347
Armin Schmidt
et al.
At the equator: making sense of magnetometer data
Page 349 à 351
M. Seger
et al.
Characterisation of the structural heterogeneity of the soil layer by using in situ 2D and 3D electrical resistivity measurements
Page 353 à 355
S. Seren
et al.
Combining data of different GPR systems of surveys of the roman fort Qreiye-cAyyash, Syria
Page 357 à 359
David Simpson
et al.
Testing of multi-coil FDEM sensors on a field model with magnetic susceptibility contrast
Page 361 à 362
Thomas Sparrow
et al.
What do all the numbers mean? Making sure we have all the pieces of the puzzle
Page 363 à 365
Julien Thiesson
et al.
Magnetic signal prospecting using multi parameter measurements
Page 367 à 370
Immo Trinks
et al.
Efficient, large-scale archaeological prospection using a true 3D GPR array system
Page 371 à 373
Panagiotis Tsourlos
et Gregory N. Tsokas
Tomographic Imaging of Ancient Wall Foundations in Thessaloniki, North Greece
Page 375 à 378
Andreas Viberg
et al.
A short review of the use of geophysical prospection methods in Swedish archaeology
Page 379 à 382
Georg Zotti
et al.
Simulation of astronomical aspects of Middle Neolithic circular ditch systems
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