The New Archaeology. From remote sensing to archaeological digging in quasi-real time. The case of Monte Prama (Cabras, Sardinia, Italy)

Authors

  • Gaetano Ranieri
  • Antonio Trogu
  • Luca Piroddi
  • Calcina Sergio
  • Francesco Loddo
  • Carlo Piga
  • Raimondo Zucca
  • Alessandro Usai
  • Paolo Bernardini
  • Piergiorgio Spanu
  • Emina Usai
  • Barbara Panico
  • Adriana Scarpa
  • Luciana Tocco
  • Francesca Caputo
  • Carlo Nocco
  • Stefania Atzori

Keywords:

Multichannel GPR, ARP, 3D-ERT, Sardinia, Monte Prama, Western Mediterranean, Nuragic Culture

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2015-01-01

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Ranieri, G., Trogu, A., Piroddi, L., Sergio, C., Loddo, F., Piga, C., Zucca, R. ., Usai, A., Bernardini, P. ., Spanu, P., Usai, E., Panico, B., Scarpa, A., Tocco, L. ., Caputo, F. ., Nocco, C., & Atzori, S. (2015). The New Archaeology. From remote sensing to archaeological digging in quasi-real time. The case of Monte Prama (Cabras, Sardinia, Italy). Archaeologia Polona, 53, 635–639. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/apolona/article/view/421

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