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September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Two Early-Medieval central-plan churches in Bavaria and Georgia in the focus of archaeological prospection

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The study reveals a rare discovery of a central-plan church and highlights its significance in early-medieval architecture.
A combination of GPR, photogrammetry, and literature research was utilized to reconstruct the layout of the church.
This approach provides a 3D-documentation of an archaeological site recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The findings emphasize the potential of modern techniques to enhance historical understanding of medieval structures.

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Archaeological prospection reveals layout of a central-plan church in Bavaria, highlighting innovative methods like GPR and photogrammetry.

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Novel detection of a rare central-plan church in Bavaria, Combination of GPR, photogrammetry and literature recherché to reconstruct layout, 3D-documentation of an UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Linck et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a7db https://doi.org/10.4000/14nqr

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Archaeological prospection reveals layout of a central-plan church in Bavaria, highlighting innovative methods like GPR and photogrammetry.

Abstract

Novel detection of a rare central-plan church in Bavaria, Combination of GPR, photogrammetry and literature recherché to reconstruct layout, 3D-documentation of an UNESCO World Heritage Site

Two Early-Medieval central-plan churches in Bavaria and Georgia in the focus of archaeological prospection

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Two Early-Medieval central-plan churches in Bavaria and Georgia in the focus of archaeological prospection

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