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The present case history comprises the investigation of the archaeological site in the area of Archontiko employing measurements of the total magnetic field variations. Two data sets were collected in 1992 and 1993 in order to map the area of interest. The field data were corrected for diurnal variations. Processing of the data involved estimating statistical parameters, which allowed the unification of the single data blocks of 20 m χ 20 m into two main blocks contain­ ing the data surveyed in 1992 and 1993. Inverse filtering was next applied to parts of the processed data set, which involved geophysical anomalies of particular interest. The followed excavations confirmed the results of the geophysical survey, validating that the magnetic method is reasonably one of the most popular in prospect­ ing archaeological sites.

A geophysical survey in the archaeological site of Archontiko, Yannitsa