دیدنِ نادیده‌ها: ژئوفیزیک و باستان‌شناسی منظر ۲۰۰۸
Seeing the Unseen. Geophysics and Landscape Archaeology 2008

1. Table of Contents

2. List of lecturers

3. List of students

4. Program of the school

5. Preface

6. Introduction

7. Acknowledgments

8. Theoretical Section

9. Archaeological site detection and mapping: Some thoughts on differing scales of detail and archaeological ‘non-visibility’

10. Introduction to geophysics for archaeology

11. Electrical methods

12. Electrical and magnetic methods in archaeological prospection

13. Electrical resistivity tomography: A flexible technique in solving problems of archaeological research

14. Theory and practice of the new fast electrical imaging system ARP©

15. Magnetic methods

16. Caesium-magnetometry for landscape-archaeology

17. Why bother? Large scale geomagnetic survey and the quest for “Real Archaeology”

18. The complementary nature of geophysical survey methods

19. The use of geophysical techniques in landscape studies: Experience from the commercial sector

20. Electromagnetic methods

21. Short history, strategies and practical aspects of electromagnetic detection based on the description of field

22. Electromagnetic methods (low frequency)

23. Ground penetrating radar

24. GPR methods for archaeology

25. Ground-penetrating radar for landscape archaeology: Method and applications

26. Comparative geophysical survey results in Japan: Focusing on kiln and building remains

27. Field Work Section

28. Introduction to landscape archaeology, mapping and geophysical prospection

29. Test site background and outcome of the Aiali project

30. Remote sensing: Aerial photography and satellite imagery

31. Geophysical surveys

32. Fluxgate, overhouser and caesium-magnetometry

33. Electrical surveys

34. Electromagnetic survey (EM38 Geonics ltd)

35. Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) surveys at Aiali (Grosseto)

36. Field walking survey, artifact collection and analysis: Remarks of site development from late republican period to middle ages

37. Putting everything together: GIS-based data integration and interpretation

38. Author index