Regesta Imperii - Online Quellen zur Reichsgeschichte

Harbours from Antiquity to the Middle Ages: a Geophysical Panorama
Rabbel, Wolfgang • Wilken, Dennis • Wunderlich, Tina • Fediuk, Annika • Schwardt, Michaela • Köhn, Daniel • Mohr, Clemens. • S. 17-20

High-resolution underwater archaeological prospection of Upper Austrian pile dwellings and lakes using multi-beam and sediment sonar
Trinks, Immo • Neubauer, Wolfgang • Taylor, Timothy • Wallner, Mario • Löcker, Klaus • Leskovar, Jutta. • S. 21-23

Ground-penetrating radar study of the Asaviec 2 archaeological site, Belarus
Tšugai-Tsyrulnikova, Alina • Plado, Jüri • Charniauski, Maxim • Khrustaleva, Irina • Kriiska, Aivar. • S. 24-26

The Challenge of Urban Archaeological Geophysics: the Example of Grand'Place in Brussels, Belgium
Dabas, Michel • Blary, François • Catanzariti, Gianluca • et al.. • S. 27-31

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Data): 100-year Discussion over Roman Fort in Herzegovina solved with shards of information
Pisz, Michal • Dziurdzik, Tomasz. • S. 32-35

Geophysical surveys of Eneolithic ditch enclosures in central Bohemia
Krivánek, Roman. • S. 36-39

The application of the geophysical method in forested highland terrains of Bohemia
Krivánek, Roman. • S. 40-44

Non-destructive survey of early medieval ramparts in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Milo, Peter • Murín, Igor • Prištáková, Michaela • Tencer, Tomáš • Vágner, Michal. • S. 45-46

Looking for military remains of the Battle of Gergovia: Benefits of a towed multi-frequency EMI survey
Simon, François-Xavier • Hulin, Guillaume • Deberge, Yann • Dacko, Marion. • S. 47-50

First 3D reconstruction of the palaeoenvironment at the Mesolithic site of Duvensee, Germany, using geophysics and geoarchaeology
Corradini, Erica • Wilken, Dennis • Zanon, Marco • et al.. • S. 51-53

Interaction of geophysical prospection, archaeological excavation and historical sources to reconstruct a medieval monastery in Southern Bavaria
Linck, Roland • Becker, Florian • Hölzl, Mario. • S. 54-57

The sunken trade centre of Rungholt - Geophysical investigations in the German North Frisian Wadden Sea
Schwardt, Michaela • Wilken, Dennis • Hadler, Hanna • et al.. • S. 58-61

3-D Resistivity Imaging of Rock-Cut Chamber Tombs: the case of the Mycenaean Cemetery in Prosilio, Greece
Papadopoulos, Nikos • Oikonomou, Dimitris • et al.. • S. 62-65

Manifestation of the urban design of ancient cities in northern Greece by archaeological prospection
Tsokas, Gregory N. • Tsourlos, Panagiotis • Vargemezis, George. • S. 66-68

Ground-Penetrating radar (GPR) for non-destructive testing of monument walls
Tsokas, Gregory • Diamanti, Nectaria • Angelis, Dimitrios • Tsourlos, Panagiotis • Vargemezis, George. • S. 69-72

From Roman Villas to 19th century gardens: case studies of geophysical surveys for built heritage in Hungary
Nagy, László. • S. 73-74

Hidden Depths and Empty Spaces: the contribution of archaeological prospection to the study of early medieval Ireland
Curran, Susan. • S. 75-77

Visualizing the Village: A Comparative Assessment of Remote Sensing Methods on Inishark, Co. Galway, Ireland
Field, Sean • Kuijt, Ian. • S. 78-80

Unusual monuments, Unusual molecules: geochemical processes at work in County Limerick, Ireland
Gimson, Heather • Hogan, Cian • Garner, Ursula. • S. 81-84

Newgrange, New Monuments and New Perspectives
Leigh, Joanna • Stout, Geraldine • Stout, Matthew. • S. 85-86

Microgravimetry for cavity detection-an example from pilot measurements on Newgrange passage tomb (Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland)
Pasteka, Roman • Zahorec, Pavol • Papco, Juraj • Brady, Conor • Barton, Kevin. • S. 87-90

When the Norsemen return: Complementary GPR surveys at the Viking Age site of Woodstown, County Waterford, IrelandE-Text
Schneidhofer, Petra • Tonning, Christer • et al.. • S. 91-95

Revisiting the Segesta and the Monreale Survey Sites - The Benefits and Possibilities of Digitising Analog Archaeological Spatial Data
Jetzinger, Doris • Sevara, Christopher. • S. 96-98

Integrating geophysical and geoarchaeological surveys for the reconstruction of a Roman Port infrastructure: the Claudian Harbour at Portus
Kay, Stephen • Pomar, Elena • et al.. • S. 99-103

Extensive Geophysical Investigations to study the Archaeological Site of Norba (Norma, Central Italy)
Piro, Salvatore • Quilici Gigli, Stefania • Papale, Enrico • Zamuner, Daniela. • S. 104-106

Innovating Archaeological Investigations in Mediterranean Landscapes: Contributions from the Prospecting Boundaries Project
Sevara, Christopher • Doneus, Michael • et al.. • S. 107-110

Looking for Etruscan harbours: geophysical survey of the ancient site of Pyrgi
Vitale, Quentin • Benech, Christophe • Goiran, Jean-Philippe. • S. 111-114

Investigating a tumulus in the Etruscan necropolis of Banditaccia - Applying multiple non-invasive prospection methods on a World Heritage Site
Wallner, Mario • Trinks, Immo • Schlögel, Ingrid • et al.. • S. 115-118

Prospecting Mesolithic buried landscapes and sites. Two case studies from two different types of landscapes in the southern Netherlands
Rensink, Eelco. • S. 119-120

"Where animals were equal to humans". Surprising results of complementary geophysical survey on gallows in Lower Silesia (Poland
Pisz, Michal • Majorek, Magdalena • et al.. • S. 121-124

Back to the roots. Remote sensing techniques for rediscovering the Chalcolithic eponymous settlement of Cucuteni culture, Romania
Asandulesei, Andrei • Tencariu, Felix-Adrian • et al.. • S. 125-128

Understanding the Anomaly: Multi-Method Geoscientific Research Applied on a Roman Fort in Pojejena
Pisz, Michal • Mieszkowski, Radoslaw • Jeczmienowski, Emil. • S. 129-132

Geophysical and archaeological research of the baroque church of Saint Nicolas in Kovarce, Slovakia
Bielich, Mário • Tirpák, Ján. • S. 133-135

Outlining the karst: ERT and GPR surveys to detect karstic morphologies in the Sierra de Atapuerca sites (Burgos, Spain
Bermejo Albarrán, Lucía • Ortega, Ana Isabel • et al.. • S. 136-138

Archaeological feedback of a GPR survey at Labeagako Santa Maria (Navarre): confirmation of survey interpretation and few more surprises
Garcia-Garcia, Ekhine • Sala, Roger • et al.. • S. 139-142

Multi method investigation of submerged features at Semblister, Shetland
Christie, Claire • Stratiagos, Michael • Jennings, Benjamin. • S. 143-147

The Archaeology of 20th Century Sports and Leisure: topophilia, interiography and texture
Gaffney, Chris • Sparrow, Tom • et al.. • S. 148-149

A New Look at Old County Number Records: Geophysical Reassessment of Scheduled Roman Villas
Linford, Neil • Linford, Paul • Payne, Andrew. • S. 150-153

The influence of buried archaeology on equine locomotion: results from the Burghley Horse trials cross country course
Linford, Neil • Mackechnie-Guire, Russell. • S. 154-156

When finding nothing is interesting
Lockyear, Kris. • S. 157-160

Co-creation and archaeological prospection: LoCATE - The Local Community Archaeological Training and Equipment Project
Welham, Kate • Brown, James • Cheetham, Paul • Gill, Mike • Shaw, Lawrence. • S. 161-163

Old Plans versus Geophysical Surveys: the case study of Gurob (Fayum, Egypt)
Darras, Lionel • Herbich, Tomasz • Yoyotte, Marine. • S. 165-168

Geophysical surveying in Egypt and Sudan: periodical report for 2017-2018
Herbich, Tomasz • Ryndziewicz, Robert. • S. 169-172

3-D Electrical Resistivity Tomography in an Urban Environment: the case of Shallalat Gardens, Alexandria, Egypt
Papadopoulos, Nikos • Oikonomou, Dimitris • et al.. • S. 173-176

Going back to Medamud: Excavation feedback on processing, interpretation and planning
Thiesson, Julien • Relats Montserrat, Félix. • S. 177-179

Magnetic prospection close to the magnetic equator: Case studies in the Tigray plateau of Aksum and Yeha, Ethiopia
Ostner, Sandra • Fassbinder, Jörg W.E. • et al.. • S. 180-183

Surveying Kushite sites in Sudan: town and cemetery in Kawa
Herbich, Tomasz • Ryndziewicz, Robert. • S. 184-187

Archaeo-geophysical prospection of forts in the North Omdurman (Sudan)
Ryndziewicz, Robert • Drzewiecki, Mariusz. • S. 188-191

Magnetic signal prospecting in a former Achaemenid ‘palace': the example of Gumbati (Georgia)
Thiesson, Julien • Gondet, Sébastien • Fassbinder, Jörg W.E. • et al.. • S. 193-196

Venice in the desert: Archaeological geophysics on the world's oldest metropolis Uruk-Warka, the city of King Gilgamesh (Iraq)
Fassbinder, Jörg • Ostner, Sandra • Scheiblecker, Marion • Parsi, Mandana • Van Ess, Margarete. • S. 197-200

Ancient Charax Spasinou (Iraq) - Interpreting a multi-phase city based on magnetometer survey data
Lambers, Lena • Faßbinder, Jörg • Campbell, Stuart • Hauser, Stefan R.. • S. 201-205

Revealing the Hidden Structure of the Ancient City Ur (Iraq) with Electrical Resistivity Tomography
Parsi, Mandana • Fassbinder, Jörg • et al.. • S. 206-208

Geophysical survey of single phase archaeological sites: Magnetometry in Wadi Shamlu, Kurdistan, Northern Iraq
Scheiblecker, Marion • Mühl, Simone • Faßbinder, Jörg. • S. 209-213

Conclusions from Twenty Years of Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) Surveys in Israel for Archaeological Prospection
Bauman, Paul • McClymont, Alastair • Johnson, Eric • Freund, Richard • Shinduke, Randy. • S. 214-215

Restoring burial mounds damaged by disasters - Contribution of archaeological prospection to collect information at the Idera burial mound, Japan
Kaneda, Akihiro • Yamaguchi, Hiroshi. • S. 216-219

UAV-based Airborne Laser Scanning in densely vegetated areas: Detecting Sue pottery kilns in Nakadake Sanroku, Japan
Doneus, Michael • Shinoto, Maria • et al.. • S. 220-223

Interpreting GPR data from Jaffna Fort, Northern Sri Lanka, using historic maps and new excavations
Schmidt, Armin • Gunawardhana, Prishanta • et al.. • S. 224-227

Common interpretation of induced polarization tomography (IPT) results with other geophysical methods in an archaeological site
Berge, Meriç Aziz • Drahor, Mahmut Göktug • Öztürk, Caner • Ongar, Atilla. • S. 228-231

Comparison of excavation results with GPR and magnetic gradiometer surveys at a workshop area in Šapinuwa, Central Anatolia/Turkey
Drahor, Mahmut Göktug • Öztürk, Caner • et al.. • S. 232-235

Archaeological interpretation of the prospection data from Ephesos
Scheifinger, Jasmin. • S. 236-240

Multiple processing and interpretation methods of a complex 3-D GPR dataset: An example from northern Australia
Conyers, Lawrence. • S. 242-246

Urupa - burial grounds - and remote sensing in Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Bader, Hans-Dieter. • S. 247-248

Village Life in the Middle Ohio Valley, USA: Geophysical Survey and Anomaly Testing
Burks, Jarrod. • S. 250-253

Geophysical Evidence for the Timing, Pace, and Complexity of Construction at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site, Louisiana, USA
Hargrave, Michael • Clay, R. Berle • Greenlee, Diana • Dalan, Rinita. • S. 254-258

The Origins of the West Plaza Rise at the Poverty Point World Heritage Site, Louisiana, USA
Dalan, Rinita • Greenlee, Diana • et al.. • S. 259-263

GPR Investigations in Earthlodges of the Northern Plains, USA
Kvamme, Kenneth L.. • S. 264-266

Drone radar: A new survey approach for Archaeological Prospection?
Linck, Roland • Kaltak, Alen. • S. 268-271

The limits of a blob: geophysically informed automatic extraction of magnetometer anomalies
Schmidt, Armin. • S. 272-273

Quantification of Daub Masses based on Magnetic Prospection Data
Pickartz, Natalie • Hofmann, Robert • et al.. • S. 274-278

Applying Magnetic Depth Estimation Techniques to Archaeo-geophysics
Menzer, Jeremy G.. • S. 279-281

Modelling the layer between topsoil and subsoil using magnetic prospection data
Hinterleitner, Alois • Totschnig, Ralf • et al.. • S. 282-285

Pathways to prediction: quantifying the impact of soil moisture variations on electric and electromagnetic contrast
De Smedt, Philippe • Hanssens, Daan. • S. 286-288

A 3D imaging procedure for subsurface magnetic susceptibility: application to the basaltic foundations of a Gallo-Roman villa in Auvergne, France
Guillemoteau, Julien • Simon, Francois-Xavier • et al.. • S. 289-292

WuMapPy an open-source software for geophysical prospection data processing: 2019 milestone
Vitale, Quentin • Darras, Lionel • Benech, Christophe • Thiesson, Julien. • S. 293-295

Automated segmentation of archaeo-geophysical images by convolutional neural networks
Küçükdemirci, Melda • Sarris, Apostolos. • S. 296-299

Rise of the Machines: Improving the identification of possible graves in GPR data with interactive survey guidance and machine learning
Green, Ashley • Cheetham, Paul. • S. 300-304

Automated detection and analysis of diffraction hyperbolas in ground-penetrating radar data
Verdonck, Lieven. • S. 305-308

Novel volume visualisation of GPR data inspired by medical applications
Neubauer, Wolfgang • Bornik, Alexander • Wallner, Mario • Verhoeven, Geert. • S. 309-312

Strategies for the optimization of 3-D electrical resistivity tomography data using the Jacobian matrix
Simyrdanis, Kleanthis • Papadopoulos, Nikos. • S. 313-316

Processing Strategies for 3-D Marine Dynamic Electrical Resistivity Tomography Data
Oikonomou, Dimitrios • Papadopoulos, Nikos • et al.. • S. 317-321

Improving the lithological significance of shear wave tomograms through coring and pressure correction
Wilken, Dennis • Rabbel, Wolfgang • Wunderlich, Tina • Karle, Martina. • S. 322-325

Aerial thermal imaging from UAV in archaeology, a case study: the abandoned medieval town of Montecorvino (Foggia, Italy)
D'Altilia, Luca. • S. 326-327

Multi-spectral, multi-temporal survey in the American Midwest
McCreary, Helen • Burks, Jarrod • et al.. • S. 328-330

Evaluating the capability of a SUAS mounted multispectral sensor for the mapping of archaeological resources in an alluvial landscape
Crabb, Nicholas • Brolly, Matthew • et al.. • S. 331-334

Beneath the Stains of Time: The physiochemical prospection of multiperiod sites in southern Britain - a geophysics approach to geochemistry?
Cheetham, Paul. • S. 335-336

Three-dimensional modelling of petroglyphs of South Siberia
Kazakov, Vladislav • Kovalev, Vasily • Zhumadilov, Kair • Lbova, Lyudmila • Simukhin, Aleksandr. • S. 337-338

Introducing the ‘Soil science & Archaeo-Geophysics Alliance' (SAGA): a new interdisciplinary network in archaeo-geophysics
Cuenca-Garcia, Carmen • Armstrong, Kayt • et al.. • S. 340-343

Laying the geophysical groundwork: in situ measurements as a framework for strategizing archaeological prospection
De Smedt, Philippe • Declercq, Ynse • et al.. • S. 344

Review strategies for archaeological prospection, incorporating excavation and research
Hogan, Cian. • S. 345-348

Methodological framework to automatically compare large-scale magnetometry measurements with excavation datasets
Mesterházy, Gábor. • S. 349-352

Archaeological guidelines for geophysical survey in the urban environment
Strapazzon, Guglielmo • Oikonomou, Dimitrios • et al.. • S. 353-354

Addressing archaeological research questions using geophysical surveys - a landscape case study
Kainz, Jakob. • S. 355-358

Up-skilling and Up-scaling: the realities of adapting to the challenges of the current environment in British commercial geophysics
Harris, Chrys • Pope-Carter, Finn. • S. 359-??