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Geophysical methods could be used in wider scale for monitoring of changes of different archaeological terrains and types of\udarchaeological situations. Agriculture, afforestation or other changes of land use play important role in real preservation of surface\udand subsurface and subsoil archaeological layers. Quality of many prehistoric, early medieval or medieval archaeological sites is\udrapidly changing during the time. Many of archaeological situations are today preserved only as subsurface remains of\udarchaeological situations and various anthropogenic activities. A substantial part of these activities and their state of preservation can\udstill be also traced by geophysical methods. Four examples from various types of archaeological sites in this paper document\uddifferent possibilities of applied geophysical methods always dependent on state of archaeological site and conditions of\udmeasurements

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Application of geophysical methods for monitoring of surface and subsurface changes of origin archaeological terrains &amp;ndahs; case studies of sites in the Czech Republic