Remarks on the research methods of the Neolithic circular enclosures: possibilities and limitations of non-invasive investigations in the light of the research of the Ligetfalva, Gesztenyési-dűlő site
Author(s) -
Judit P. Barna,
István Eke,
Mihály Pethe,
János Mészáros,
Emília Pásztor,
Katalin T. Biró,
Zita Mária Tokai,
Máté Stibrányi,
László Nagy
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
glaeba
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2786-1198
DOI - 10.54098/glaeba.2021.1.2
Subject(s) - enclosure , settlement (finance) , archaeology , geography , aerial photography , remote sensing , engineering , computer science , telecommunications , world wide web , payment
This study presents the non-invasive investigation of a Late Neolithic circular enclosure discovered not long ago. We were able to document traces of a settlement and the nearly complete layout of a treble circular enclosure system (roundel) from the Lengyel culture at Ligetfalva, Gesztenyés-dűlő in Zala County. We provide a review of the possibilities and limitations of non-invasive research methods regarding Neolithic circular enclosures by presenting the investigations of the roundel at Ligetfalva conducted by land survey, aerial photography and geophysical survey.
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