<p>The location of trench 1 with buried artefacts (in red). Surface finds (in blue) mainly occur between the contour lines of 830–832 m, suggesting the presence of an extensively buried artefact surface. Refitted artefacts occur in buried and surface contexts, indicating a close relationship between surface and subsurface assemblages.</p
The R-Area Bingham Pump Outage pits are a series of parallel trenches in which construction material...
An archaeological strip, map and sample excavation was undertaken by Cotswold Archaeology in July 20...
The results of a large scale exploration of an archaeological site by geophysical means are presente...
<p>Note distribution of artefacts on palaeosol and those on the slope immediately beneath it (in red...
<p>Map of artefacts distribution on surface at JQ-101, with trenches localisation.</p
Archaeologists have frequently assumed that artifacts found on the surface of archaeological sites r...
<p>Note that the surface clasts have a blue patina, those at the level of the kneeling person (Norma...
(A) Cross-sectional view of sample locations. Samples were collected along three lateral transects (...
<p>The multiproxy record is also displayed, showing organic content (LOI<sub>550</sub>), carbonate c...
The remarkable potential of geophysical scanning—to assess the internal variability of sites in new ...
<p>Layers were drawn by the present authors and correspond to those in the 2014 excavation. Only the...
Test trench 2 showing depth of habitation debris and lack of clear stratigraphy within an activity a...
Archaeologists have long emphasized the importance of large-scale excavations and multi-year or even...
Searching for and mapping the physical extent of unmarked graves using geophysical techniques has pr...
Archaeological mapping shares affinities with topographical mapping but there are also significant d...
The R-Area Bingham Pump Outage pits are a series of parallel trenches in which construction material...
An archaeological strip, map and sample excavation was undertaken by Cotswold Archaeology in July 20...
The results of a large scale exploration of an archaeological site by geophysical means are presente...
<p>Note distribution of artefacts on palaeosol and those on the slope immediately beneath it (in red...
<p>Map of artefacts distribution on surface at JQ-101, with trenches localisation.</p
Archaeologists have frequently assumed that artifacts found on the surface of archaeological sites r...
<p>Note that the surface clasts have a blue patina, those at the level of the kneeling person (Norma...
(A) Cross-sectional view of sample locations. Samples were collected along three lateral transects (...
<p>The multiproxy record is also displayed, showing organic content (LOI<sub>550</sub>), carbonate c...
The remarkable potential of geophysical scanning—to assess the internal variability of sites in new ...
<p>Layers were drawn by the present authors and correspond to those in the 2014 excavation. Only the...
Test trench 2 showing depth of habitation debris and lack of clear stratigraphy within an activity a...
Archaeologists have long emphasized the importance of large-scale excavations and multi-year or even...
Searching for and mapping the physical extent of unmarked graves using geophysical techniques has pr...
Archaeological mapping shares affinities with topographical mapping but there are also significant d...
The R-Area Bingham Pump Outage pits are a series of parallel trenches in which construction material...
An archaeological strip, map and sample excavation was undertaken by Cotswold Archaeology in July 20...
The results of a large scale exploration of an archaeological site by geophysical means are presente...