September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Multi-methods prospections on the site of Chèvremont (Liege, Belgium)

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The research uncovered unknown structures at the Chèvremont site, indicating its importance in the early medieval era.
Geophysical surveys, including GPR, ERT, EMI, and LiDAR, guided focused excavations leading to significant discoveries.
The findings link the site to Charlemagne's family, highlighting its relevance in historical contexts.
The study demonstrates a successful application of multi-methods in archaeological site evaluation and investigation.

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Multi-methods assessments reveal new structures at an early medieval site in Mosan valley, suggesting its historical significance.

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Preventive research on an early medieval site tied to Charlemagne’s family; Geophysical surveys (GPR, ERT, EMI, LiDAR) guided targeted excavations; Results revealed unknown structures at this key Mosan valley settlement.

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Debouny et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a808 https://doi.org/10.4000/14nra

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Multi-methods assessments reveal new structures at an early medieval site in Mosan valley, suggesting its historical significance.

Multi-methods prospections on the site of Chèvremont (Liege, Belgium)

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Multi-methods prospections on the site of Chèvremont (Liege, Belgium)

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