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This paper presents the aims and results of the project titled "Non-destructive archaeological research of Roman-period barrow cemeteries in the Great Hungarian Plain." 1 The fundamental goal of this project was to map surface and subsurface phenomena using non-destructive methods. Four Sarmatian cemeteries were investigated during the project, all of which were situated in the Great Hungarian Plain. The results make a significant contribution to our understanding of the spatial arrangement of Sarmatian burial sites.
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