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Reconstructing historical landscapes
Let’s start with a brief overview of the sources used for landscape analysis from maps to remote sensing such as LiDAR.
From historic maps to the latest methods of remote sensing including laser and satellite technologies, landscape archaeologists use many different methods to reconstruct historic landscapes.
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