North American Database of Archaeological Geophysics

Image
Library (by location): Kansas
(KS)
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by site name
Conductivity
GPR
Induced Polarization
Magnetic
Magnetic susceptibility
Metal detector
Multiple Methods
Seismic Refraction
Self Potential
Resistance/Resistivity
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3D Ranch
Army City (1)
Army City (2)
Magnetic
image showing ferrous metal anomalies such as pipes, nails, etc., which
reveal outlines of structures at Army City, KS |
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A
close-up of the magnetic data shows water and sewer lines as dipoles at
pipe joints as well as the general distribution of iron litter. |
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Raw
magnetic image showing possible zones of brick debris, intensive burning,
topsoil mounding or extraction at Army City, KS |
Close-up
of magnetic susceptibility data with broad areas of high anomalies may represent
burned areas from the great fire of 1921. |
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Conductivity
image showing highly conductive buried pipes and building outlines at Army
City, KS |
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Close-up
of conductivity data shows highly conductive buried pipes as dipolar because
instrument is saturated. |
Overview
of resistivity data at Army City, KS. |
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Vegetation
marks of walls from the "Hippodrome" and resistivity image of
area at Army City, KS. |
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Vegetation
marks and resistivity image of building footers at Army City, KS. |
Close-up
of resistance data. High resistance areas (black) probably represents building
materials like concrete, stone or brick. |
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A
preliminary view of GPR data based on a composite of time slices resulting
from 8 individual sub-blocks needed to survey entire area.
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GPR
data after filtering, GSSI Radan program was employed for slicing the data. |
Color
composite of five geophysical images for the same area using ground-penetrating
radar, electrical resistance, soil conductivity, magnetic susceptibility
and gradiometry,with each layer assigned a different color and made translucent |
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Bogan Site (14GE1)


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