Ithaca College

Michael "Bodhi" Rogers presents at the New York State Archaeological Association annual meeting

With advances in computing power, extended battery life, and more 
sophisticated processing methods archaeogeophysical surveys are 
becoming more effective at non-invasively identifying sub-surface a
rchaeological features. This talk will provide a brief overview of 
archaeogeophysical methods and share results from a range of sites 
in the Northeastern, United States. This talk will also discuss 
archaeogeophysical field methods and sampling strategies for 
dealing with different research questions and site constraints.