How soil and sediment magnetism contribute to the understanding of archaeological magnetometry data

Andreas Stele; Dragomir Dragomirov; Sandra E. Hahn; Christian Seisenbacher; Georg Häußler; Roland Linck; Jörg W. E. Faßbinder

doi:10.4000/14nt8

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

How soil and sediment magnetism contribute to the understanding of archaeological magnetometry data

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Key Points

Total field magnetometry reveals deeper stratigraphic details at multiphase archaeological sites, improving exploration.
Soil and sediment magnetism provide crucial insights into subsurface structures, aiding archaeological interpretation.
This analysis utilizes total field magnetometry to support archaeological findings by detailing subsurface stratigraphy.
The implications extend to enhanced archaeological methods, signaling the importance of magnetic data in site analysis.

Implication

Observational analysis enhanced understanding of subsurface structures in archaeology, indicating the role of magnetism.

Abstract

Total field magnetometry reveals deeper stratigraphic details at a multiphase site, Soil and sediment magnetism enhance the interpretation of subsurface structures

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