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The important part of the process is the fieldwalking - Geophysical - Soil survey
stage , and it is this aspect which I will explain here and the results achieved by
this process . AERIAL SURVEY CROP - MARK SITES - FIELDWALKING ...
The important part of the process is the fieldwalking - Geophysical - Soil survey
stage , and it is this aspect which I will explain here and the results achieved by
this process . AERIAL SURVEY CROP - MARK SITES - FIELDWALKING ...
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Fieldwalking The fieldwalking was aimed at answering two basic questions . ...
To answer these questions a broad approach was necessary to enable the field -
by - field walking to be done either by ' line ' walking or ' grid ' walking ( Fasham ...
Fieldwalking The fieldwalking was aimed at answering two basic questions . ...
To answer these questions a broad approach was necessary to enable the field -
by - field walking to be done either by ' line ' walking or ' grid ' walking ( Fasham ...
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I have offered these confessions as a candid summation of those aspects of
fieldwalking practice which have particularly exercised me over the last 18
months . Every archaeologist will claim , if pressed , to know all that can be said
about ...
I have offered these confessions as a candid summation of those aspects of
fieldwalking practice which have particularly exercised me over the last 18
months . Every archaeologist will claim , if pressed , to know all that can be said
about ...
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