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Remote Sensing Applications In Archaeology

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Remote sensing applications in archaeology refer to the use of various remote sensing technologies to gather information about archaeological sites and landscapes from a distance.

Key Features

  • Identification of buried structures
  • Mapping of archaeological sites
  • Monitoring of landscapes for archaeological changes
  • Non-invasive data collection

Pros

  • Allows for the discovery of hidden archaeological features
  • Non-destructive method of data collection
  • Can cover large areas efficiently

Cons

  • Limited resolution compared to ground-based methods
  • Dependent on weather conditions for optimal results

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