LiDAR Archaeological Investigation of the area near Bypass Road and 132nd Street, Williamsburg, York County, Virginia.

Eric Olson

doi:10.48512/xcv8519684

January 1, 2026Open Access

LiDAR Archaeological Investigation of the area near Bypass Road and 132nd Street, Williamsburg, York County, Virginia.

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The aim is to identify topographic anomalies that may indicate archaeological sites using LiDAR data.
Examined 157 acres of land using 1-meter resolution LiDAR data
Analyzed historical aerial photographs
Conducted a spatial analysis of the topographic features
Identified several topographic anomalies that suggest possible archaeological significance
Revealed relationship between anomaly locations and historical settlement patterns

Implication

Lidar investigation reveals topographic anomalies in Williamsburg, indicating potential archaeological sites.

Abstract

Approximately 157 acres were examined for topoographic anomalies utilizing 1-meter resolution LiDAR data and historical aerial photographs near the intersection of Bypass Road and 132nd Street, Williamsburg, York County, Virginia.

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LiDAR Archaeological Investigation of the area near Bypass Road and 132nd Street, Williamsburg, York County, Virginia.

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LiDAR Archaeological Investigation of the area near Bypass Road and 132nd Street, Williamsburg, York County, Virginia.

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