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1998-2008
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Archaeo-Physics, LLC
is a consulting firm specializing in subsurface imaging of archaeological sites. We have offices in Minnesota and Colorado, and we are available for fieldwork worldwide. Our staff has extensive experience performing geophysical surveys of archaeological sites in all regions of the United States and many locations throughout the world.

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Explore this site through the links below to learn out more about the state of the art in archaeological geophysics, and the benefits that it can bring to research and preservation.
Historic Pawnee earth lodges
Featured Case Study: Pawnee Village Site Electrical resistance and magnetic gradient imaging of earth Lodges and other features at an historic Native American site in Kansas. This case study compares the results of twin-probe and square array resistance configurations, as well as comparing resistance and magnetic survey results.
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Papers and Publications View recent articles by Archaeo-Physics staff online.
Archaeological Site Management Preserve important cultural data by maintaining good conditions for geophysical survey. This is an evolving work, and the input of archaeologists is welcomed.
Methodology Survey methods, integrating geophysics with archaeological research, interpretation, and more...
Online site evaluation form Submit information to assess whether geophysical survey would be an appropriate and cost-effective tool to adress your research goals. An evaluation form specific to cemetery investigations is also available.
Cost-Effectiveness of Geophysical Survey
Advances & Benefits of Geophysical Methods by Kenneth L. Kvamme, Archeo-Imaging Lab, University of Arkansas

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