High-Resolution GPR Survey for Archaeological Mapping in Forested Environments: A Case Study from Gryet, Bornholm

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Immo Trinks; Mario Wallner; Ralf Totschnig; Klaus Löcker; Alois Hinterleitner; Jens Berthold; Finn Ole Sonne Nielsen

doi:10.4000/14ntj

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

High-Resolution GPR Survey for Archaeological Mapping in Forested Environments: A Case Study from Gryet, Bornholm

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Key Points

Significant archaeological features were detected using high-resolution GPR in a forested area.
The application of RTK-GNSS enhanced the accuracy of the survey conducted at the Gryet site.
Spring-time surveys provided optimal conditions for conducting high-resolution archaeological mapping.
The findings highlight the effectiveness of integrated technologies in archaeological prospection.

Implication

Field survey used RTK-GNSS with GPR to identify archaeological features in a forest, indicating enhanced prospection methods.

Abstract

RTK-GNSS with high-resolution GPR enabled prospection in forested environment, Significant Archaeological features detected at the site of Gryet, Spring-time survey led to useful RTK-GNSS accuracy

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