GPR Positioning and Imaging of Buried Remnants of a Gallo-Roman Villa in Matagne-la-Petite, Belgium.

Kaufmann, Olivier;Dupont, Nicolas;Cattelain, Pierre;Cattelain, Laureline
(2016) Journée d’Archéologie Romaine/Romeinendag — Location: Mariemont (23.April.2016)

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  • Kaufmann, Olivier
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  • Dupont, Nicolas
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  • Cattelain, PierreULB
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  • Cattelain, Laurelineorcid-logoUCLouvain
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Abstract
Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is a method to efficiently and accurately locate buried archaeological features in the near-surface. Due to its high spatial resolution, this method has proven its abilities to map buried structures in the first meters underground. We applied this method to locate and image buried remnants such as walls or foundations of a Gallo-roman villa at Matagne-la-Petite, Prov. Namur, Belgium
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Kaufmann, O., Dupont, N., Cattelain, P., & Cattelain, L. (2016). GPR Positioning and Imaging of Buried Remnants of a Gallo-Roman Villa in Matagne-la-Petite, Belgium. Journée d’Archéologie Romaine/Romeinendag, Mariemont. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/270754