Introduction The Roman fort of Qreiye-cAyyash was founded in the late 2nd or early 3rd century AD and was abandoned in the mid-third of the 3rd century AD. It is situated immediately north of the modern village of cAyyash, 12 km upstream from Deir ez-Zor in Syria, on the edge of a plateau overlooking the valley of the river Euphrates. The Roman fort comprises 220 x 220 m and was discovered in 1929 by A. Poidebard in the course of an aerial photographic reconnaissance (Poidebard, 1934, 87-88, ..
We used GPR to delineate a building excavated in the 19th century. Data from old excavations and geo...
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The study area is one of many important archaeological sites located near the city of Homs in Syria....
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We used GPR to delineate a building excavated in the 19th century. Data from old excavations and geo...
An archaeological map of Buzovitsya-1 Roman time site was obtained based on a combination of geophys...
AbstractGPR investigation has been conducted on Mut temple; to the south portion of Al-Karnak temple...
Several radar surveys were conducted on the site of the Villa Romana da Tourega with a Sensors and S...
The Late Roman fort in Tokod is situated 2.5 km south of the River Danube in Komárom-Esztergom Coun...
Introduction The quality of ground penetrating radar data can suffer from many different sources of ...
Ground penetrating radar was used for mapping the layout of a Roman villa rustica. Adjacent rescue e...
Legio is the base of the Roman II Triana and the VI Ferrata Legion, occupied from the early 2nd cent...
This is the final version. Available on open access from MDPI via the DOI in this recordThis paper a...
After Lucius Verus had pushed the Eastern Frontier of the Roman Empire as far east as the Tigris and...
GPR investigations has been collected in Pompeii, in an area of the regio III not yet fully excavate...
[EN] This paper describes the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) survey carried out on the Roman theatre...
The study area is one of many important archaeological sites located near the city of Homs in Syria....
International audienceThis study presents the main results of the geophysical survey of ancient Epom...
Introduction A 3D GPR investigation, combined with fluxgate magnetometer, has been carried out on a ...
We used GPR to delineate a building excavated in the 19th century. Data from old excavations and geo...
An archaeological map of Buzovitsya-1 Roman time site was obtained based on a combination of geophys...
AbstractGPR investigation has been conducted on Mut temple; to the south portion of Al-Karnak temple...