Georadar in archaeology, helps to preserve and document historical evidence in cultural and historical objects.

Georadar is an excellent helper for both restorers and archaeologists in various works and research on cultural and historical objects.

In archaeology, it is already customary to use a georadar at the stage of planning work, which has become an essential part of archaeological work, it also helps to save time on archaeological work and allows you to focus on important and essential things.

In the United Kingdom, the famous Lincoln Cathedral, which has been well known since the Middle Ages, provides some of the most remarkable architectural elements in the British Isles. There are many archaeological relics and historical evidence hidden under the ground, dating back to before the construction and opening of the chapel in 1072. gada.

As the cathedral prepares for renovations to create new canteens and visitor spaces, planners had to ensure that no damage to historical sites was done during the process.

Using the georadar system IDS Hi-Mod and the new IDS Stream C, research work in 3D mode with high resolution was carried out in order to determine possible ancient foundations and identify any archaeological objects after processing this data.

Georadar data were used to support development plans and, most importantly, to reduce the risk of damage to any archaeological evidence, as well as to determine the locations of engineering communications.

More information on these studies is available in English:

https://www.technicsgroup.com/projects/ground-penetrating-radar-works-lincoln-cathedral/

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