Non-destructive survey of Iron Age cemeteries: testing the topographic support system

András Bödőcs; Zoltán Czajlik; Sándor Berecki

Published: 2015-01-01

Vol. 53 (2015)

Non-destructive survey of Iron Age cemeteries: testing the topographic support system

András Bödőcs , Zoltán Czajlik , Sándor Berecki

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topography, Iron Age, QGIS, mobile GIS, geophysical prospection, aerial reconnaisance, burial sites

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Bödőcs, A., Czajlik, Z., & Berecki, S. (2015). Non-destructive survey of Iron Age cemeteries: testing the topographic support system. Archaeologia Polona, 53, 589–592. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/apolona/article/view/409

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