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April 17, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Magnetometry Survey, Geophysical Survey at Harrow and Wapping Farm, Hinckley

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LBLiam Brice-Bateman

Key Points

  • The aim was to identify archaeological anomalies using magnetometry at a site in Hinckley.
  • Conducted a detailed magnetic survey over approximately 37 hectares.
  • Used Bartington Cart System with a traverse interval of 1.0m and sample interval of 0.125m.
  • Followed guidelines set by CIfA and EAC for survey techniques.
  • No significant archaeological responses were detected, except for ridge and furrow cultivation and historic field boundaries.
  • Detected the routes of underground pipes and cables.

Abstract

Detailed magnetic survey (magnetometry) was chosen as the most efficient and effective method of locating the type of archaeological anomalies which might be expected at this site. All survey techniques followed the guidance set out by CIfA (2020) and the European Archaeology Council (EAC) (2016). Bartington Cart System Traverse Interval 1.0m Sample Interval 0.125m A magnetometer survey of approximately 37 hectares of land west of Hinckley has not recorded any magnetic responses that could be interpreted as being of archaeological interest with the exception of ridge and furrow cultivation and historic field boundaries. The routes of underground pipes and cables were also detected.

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Liam Brice-Bateman (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e1ce895cdc762e9d8578e0https://doi.org/10.5284/1140636
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