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regional survey that walks an entire contiguous area at uniform intensity instead of sampling parts of it.

In archaeology, full-coverage survey refers to regional survey that walks an entire contiguous area at uniform intensity instead of sampling parts of it. This meaning comes from Fish (1990) in The Archaeology of regions.[1]

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  1. Fish, S. K., & Kowalewski, S. A. (1990). The Archaeology of regions. Smithsonian Institution Press. ISBN 9780874744040

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