Comparison of Soil Erosion Risks from Public Soil Maps with the Reality from Geophysical Surveys of Archaeological Sites in Bohemia
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2021
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Roman Křivánek, « Comparison of Soil Erosion Risks from Public Soil Maps with the Reality from Geophysical Surveys of Archaeological Sites in Bohemia », ArcheoSciences
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– Soil and archaeological sites are endangered by agricultural activity in the long-term. A comparison of soil erosion maps with the results of geophysical surveys could help.– Combination of data could separate different chances for preservation of archaeological terrains.
