| Professor
Don
Stierman from the University of Toledo, performed magnetometer &
resistivity measurements. |
|
An
archaeological investigation of a pre-Columbian settlement in eastern Honduras,
led by Dr. James Brady of George Washington University, incorporated geophysical
measurements including electrical resistivity and seismic surface waves
for site investigation. Stone pavements, a carved stone, and a human burial
were revealed by the excavations. Deeper anomalies prompted excavations
which revealed a thick areal fill above the archaeologically sterile alluvium. |
| Students
from George Washington and Western Kentucky Universities performed the
excavations. |
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