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Prof. Rogers and 5 physics majors travel to Las Vegas, NV over spring break to non-invasively determine the extent of the Larder Site--a Native American site that dates to AD 1000-1850--by identifying subsurface storage pits, roasting pits, and other

Contributed by Michael 'Bodhi' Rogers on 03/04/15 

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 The Team will use Ground-penetrating Radar and Magnetometry to record the geophysical signature associated with buried archaeological features left by past occupants of the site. 

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Prof. Rogers and 5 physics majors travel to Las Vegas, NV over spring break to non-invasively determine the extent of the Larder Site--a Native American site that dates to AD 1000-1850--by identifying subsurface storage pits, roasting pits, and other | 0 Comments |
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