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September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Multi-Method non-invasive investigation of the Pefkakia/Demetrias site (Thessaly, Greece)

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Accurate mapping of the Hellenistic town layout was achieved using non-invasive methods, revealing orthogonal streets and living quarters.
Insights into earlier activities were limited, indicating the need for further exploration of pre-Hellenistic remains.
Strategic area selection for excavations could uncover significant pre-Hellenistic artifacts and structures in the region.
The study highlights the potential of non-invasive techniques for archaeological site investigation in Thessaly, Greece.

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Multi-method investigation revealed detailed mapping of Hellenistic town layout, suggesting areas for future excavations.

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Highlights : Hellenistic town mapped accurately with orthogonal streets and living quarters, Limited insights gained into earlier activity, Area selection for excavations to reveal pre-Hellenistic remains facilitated

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Ryndziewicz et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a807 https://doi.org/10.4000/14nrj

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Multi-method investigation revealed detailed mapping of Hellenistic town layout, suggesting areas for future excavations.

Multi-Method non-invasive investigation of the Pefkakia/Demetrias site (Thessaly, Greece)

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Multi-Method non-invasive investigation of the Pefkakia/Demetrias site (Thessaly, Greece)

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