If you've ever been curious about the role surveying plays in archaeological research, then this post is for you. This piece discusses the basic principles of archaeological surveying and how it helps archaeologists to do their jobs. Scroll down to find out more!
What Is Archaeological Surveying?
Archaeological surveying is a method used to locate, document and map archaeological sites. This process involves measuring distances and angles between points on the ground using specialised equipment such as total stations or GPS receivers.
