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LEADING THE WAY IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES

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Magnetic Gradiometry

Magnetic gradiometry equipment - Archaeospatial Analytics

Our Expertise

Magnetic Gradiometry (MG) measures the difference in magnetic strength between buried objects or deposits and the surrounding soil to image the subsurface. MG is the most efficient geophysical method although it is extremely sensitive and inoperable in highly metallic environments. MG is primarily used to identify burned structures, hearths, and pottery kilns as well as buried ditches and fortifications. It has also been used with some success in cemeteries for identifying unmarked graves and accumulations of buried structural debris from historic structure demolition.

  

The team at ArchaeoSpatial Analytics is experienced in multiple magnetic instruments such as the Bartington Grad 601-2 and Sensys FGM5600 to ensure the client’s needs are always met regardless of survey size. These instruments are the most efficient and cutting-edge magnetic technologies available. 

Magnetic gradiometry survey - Archaeospatial Analytics

Applications

  • Buried architectural features
  • Kilns/Ovens/Hearths
  • Iron objects
  • Buried ditches, trenches, and pits

Magnetic gradiometry survey of an indigenous site in central Kentucky - Archaeospatial Analytics

Magnetic gradiometry survey of an Indigenous site in east Alabama. Arrows indicate a buried trash pit (green) and a structure (red).

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ArchaeoSpatial Analytics uses the latest archaeological remote sensing technologies to provide clients with a unique way to engage with the past. Our team of archaeologists and remote sensing experts understand the importance of capturing accurate data. ArchaeoSpatial Analytics offers non-invasive, data-driven solutions, such as ground penetrating radar, to aid you in preservation and compliance. Our geophysical surveys are efficient and effective in pinpointing buried deposits. We consider our methods at ArchaeoSpatial Analytics a critical first step in detecting the known and unknown to keep your projects moving forward.


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