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Fortunately these fieldwalking surveys will continue for some time to come as
they are being undertaken by locally organised ... As it was , only one resistivity
survey was done ( confirming the lack of surviving occupation on one site ) and
three ...
Fortunately these fieldwalking surveys will continue for some time to come as
they are being undertaken by locally organised ... As it was , only one resistivity
survey was done ( confirming the lack of surviving occupation on one site ) and
three ...
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on the aerial photograph and on the magnetometer survey ; it also shows ( as a
lighter mark ) the internal bank . The darker ( diagonal ) area in the top - left part
of the enclosure was shown , on excavation to be a stone built structure .
on the aerial photograph and on the magnetometer survey ; it also shows ( as a
lighter mark ) the internal bank . The darker ( diagonal ) area in the top - left part
of the enclosure was shown , on excavation to be a stone built structure .
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AERIAL SURVEY FIELD SURVEY Crop - mark sites ( see above ) - Site specific -
( see above ) - LANDSCAPE SURVEY REGIONAL FIELDWALKING SURVEY
INTERPRETATION PUBLICATION Figure 5 : An approach to regional fieldwork .
AERIAL SURVEY FIELD SURVEY Crop - mark sites ( see above ) - Site specific -
( see above ) - LANDSCAPE SURVEY REGIONAL FIELDWALKING SURVEY
INTERPRETATION PUBLICATION Figure 5 : An approach to regional fieldwork .
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