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magnetometry: a standalone construct

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Archaeology

detecting buried ditches, pits, kilns and hearths from the small variations they cause in the earth's magnetic field.

In archaeology, magnetometry refers to detecting buried ditches, pits, kilns and hearths from the small variations they cause in the earth's magnetic field. This meaning comes from Aspinall (2008) in Magnetometry for archaeologists.[1]

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References

Aspinall, A. (2008). Magnetometry for archaeologists. AltaMira Press. ISBN 9780759111066

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