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Title: Lightning strikes in archaeological magnetometry data. A case study from the High Bank Works site, Ohio, USA
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Archaeologia Polona Vol. 53 (2015)
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Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences
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Appel, P. W. U., Abrahamsen, N. and Rasmussen, T. M. 2006. Unusual features caused by lightning impact in West Greenland, Geological Magazine 143, 737-741 ; Beard, Les P., Norton, J. and Sheehan, J. R. 2009. Lightning-Induced Remanent Magnetic Anomalies in Low-Altitude Aeromagnetic Data, Journal of Environmental and Engineering Geophysics 14 (4), 155-161 ; Bevan, B. 1995. Magnetic surveying and lightning, Near-Surface Views, October, 7-8 ; Bevan, B. 2009. The Magnetic Anomaly of a Lightning Strike, Fasttimes 14, 61-64 ; Biwall, A., Gabler, M., Hinterleitner, A., Karlsson, P., Kucera, M., Larsson, L., Löcker, K., Nau, E., Neubauer, W., Scherzer, D., Thorén, H., Trinks, I., Wallner, M. and Zitz, T. 2011. Large-Scale archaeological prospection of the Iron and Viking Age site Uppĺkra in Sweden. First results of the LBI-ArchPro landscape archaeological case study. In M. G. Drahor and M.A. Berge (eds.), Archaeological Prospection, Extended Abstracts, 9th International Conference on Archaeological Prospection,2011 Izmir, Turkey, Izmir, 218-222 ; Burks, J. 2013. Large Area Magnetic Gradient Survey at the High Bank Works Unit, Hopewell Culture National Historical Park, Ross County, Ohio. Contract Report #2012-52-2. Ohio Valley Archaeology, Inc. Columbus, Ohio. Report prepared for the Midwest Archeological Center, National Park Service, Lincoln, Nebraska ; Burks, J. 2014. The detection of lightning strikes on earthwork sites in Ohio, USA. ISAP News, Newsletter for the International Society for Archaeological Prospection 41, 6-8 ; Cook, R. A. and Burks, J. 2010. Determining Site Size and Structure: A Fort Ancient Example, American Antiquity 76, 145-162 ; Crew, P. 2008. Lightning Never Strikes in the Same Place Twice - Except at Crawcwellt, Archaeology in Wales 48, 1-5 ; Fassbinder, J.W.E., and Górka, T. 2009. Beneath the Desert Soil – Archaeological Prospecting with a Caesium Magnetometer. In M. Reindel and G. Wagner (eds), New Technologies for Archaeology, Berlin ; Jones, G. and Maki, D. 2005. Lightning-induced Magnetic Anomalies on Archaeological Sites, Archaeological Prospection 12, 191-197 ; Maki, D. 2005. Lightning Strikes and Prehistoric Ovens: Determining the Source of Magnetic Anomalies Using Techniques of Environmental Magnetism, Geoarchaeology 20, 449-459 ; Pye, K. 1982. SEM observations on some sand fulgurites from northern Australia, Journal of Sedimentary Research 52, 991-998 ; Rakov, V. A., and Uman, M. A. 2007. Lightning. Physics and Effects, Cambridge ; Sakai, H., Sunada, S. and Sakurano, H. 1998. Study of Lightning Current by Remanent Magnetization, Electrical Engineering in Japan 123, 1050-1055 ; Trinks, I. and Biwall, A. 2011. Lightning-induced Remanent Magnetisation as Plausible Explanation for a Geophysical Anomaly at Grĺborg, Fornäannen 106, 350-354 ; Viemeister, P. E. 1972. The Lightning Book, Cambridge, Massachusetts ; Walach, G., Scholger, R., Schnepp, E. and Cech, B. 2008. Geomagnetic prospection and archaeomagnetic dating of Roman and Medieval iron smelting sites in Hüttenberg (Austria), PANGEO Austria 2008, Geologie ist Zukunft, Vienna
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Archaeologia Polona
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Archaeologia Polona Vol. 53 (2015)
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