Understanding the anomaly: reinterpreting Porolissum Roman town with emerging GPR and ER data
Alexandru Hegyi, Pisz, Michal Hegyi, A.
Alexandru Hegyi,
Pisz, Michal
Hegyi, A.
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2023-03-24
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The Roman Porolissum (Romania) was first surveyed with magnetics in 2010. Local geology is propitious for magnetic prospection. In 2021 the Polish-Romanian team carried out a complementary ER and GPR survey. Emerging geophysical data allowed reinterpretation of the previous survey results. Complementary survey data and geological setting analysis yet enhanced the archaeological interpretation.
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Pisz M, Lazarescu V-A and Hegyi A (2023) Understanding the anomaly: reinterpreting Porolissum Roman town with emerging GPR and ER data. In: Wunderlich T, Hadler H and Blankenfeldt R (Eds) Advances iin On- and Offshore Archaeological Prospection. Kiel : Universitätsverlag Kiel/Kiel University Publishing. Pp 217-221.
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