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Ground Probing Radar techniques can be used to analyse projects at shallow depths of investigation. At the University of Aveiro. Portugal, GPR techniques have been widely used in Archaeology. Geotechnics, Hydrogeology and Environmental problems. However, these techniques should be always used in conjunction with other geophysical methods so that a better overall interpretation is proposed. Archaeological application of GPR in conjunction with seismic refraction and electrical resistivity measures from Infante Square. Porto (North Portugal) are discussed. GPR was used to delineate bedrock topography as well as local diffraction from buried structures. GPR interpretation is supported by seismic refraction interpreted using the Generalised Reciprocal Method. The overall geophysical model was tested and adjusted using local mechanical soundings. The information was integrated using a GIS for geophysical and geological interpretation and for further utilisation by archaeologists and architects.

Geophysical Techniques and GIS Applied to Archaeological Prospecting in Porto Old Town Center (Portugal)