Historic remains go online
Language: English Series: New Scientist ; 142(1923) 30 April 1994, 21(1)Publication details: 1994Subject(s): Summary: Property developers and archaeologists will soon be able to examine historical remains that lie beneath the ground, via a new database of geophysical surveys revealing buried archaeological features, available from the Ancient Monuments Laboratory at English Heritage.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| WB3016-36 Redundancy cover | WB3016-37 Release from negative equity | WB3016-39 High-tech house hunting | WB3016-40 Historic remains go online | WB3016-41 Is that a crack? | WB3016-42 Help for homeowners | WB3016-43 Test case over homes on tips |
Property developers and archaeologists will soon be able to examine historical remains that lie beneath the ground, via a new database of geophysical surveys revealing buried archaeological features, available from the Ancient Monuments Laboratory at English Heritage.