A magnetometer survey with electronic positioning control and calculator-plotter system

Historical Archaeology in Texas: A Bibliography

“…Miscellaneous continuedFreeman and Freeman 1981 Freeman and Hale 1978Guderjan 1981Howard and Freeman 1983Ivey, Assad, Roemer, and Eaton 1977 Morrow 1978Skinner 1982 Civil War Hole 1974 McGuff and Eighteenth Century Fox, A., Day, and Highley 1980 McGuff and Miscellaneous Garrison 1983Mallouf, Fox, and Briggs 1973Scurlock and Schroeder 1971 Nineteenth Century Arnold 1974 Hole 1974 McGuff and Seventeenth Century Sixteenth Century Arnold 1976Arnold and Clausen 1975Arnold and Weddle 1979Hays and Herrin 1970 Olds 1976 - Arnold 1974Fritz 1975Prewitt 1973 Twentieth• Century Arnold 1982Fritz 1975 SPANISH COLONIAL SITES Campbell and Cartier and Hole 1972b, 1979b Fox, D., Scurlock, and Clark 1977 Guffee 1976b Shafer 1974 Smith, H. 1980 STANDING STRUCTURES Nineteenth Century Anderson• 1981Coleman, Carlson, and Carlson 1984 Fox, D., Whitsett, and Jurgens 1981Freeman 1978 Freeman and Freeman 1981 Glander and Brandimarte 1983 Jurney n.d. Katz and Fox 1979 Krone 1978 Mercado-Allinger, Fields, Gilmore, and Reese 1984 Mercado-Allinger and Ragsdale 1984 Moore 1985 Moore and Anderson 1984O'Malley 1976Skinner 1982 Voellinger and Voellinger, James, and Brandimarte 1983 Subj .ect.…”

“…1967Harris, I. 1967Henderson and Clark 1984Hudson, Lynn, and Scurlock 1974Humphreys 1971 Ivey 1978a, 1978b, n.d. Jones, G. 1983 Katz, P. 1977Katz and Fox 1979Leutenegger 1977Mitchell 1974 Olsen and Tunnell 1975Roberson and Medlin 1976 Schuetz 1966, 1969a, 1970a, 1970bScurlock 1976 Scurlock, Benavides, Isham, and Clark 1976Scurlock and Fox 1977 Scurlock and Hudson 1973 Scurlock and Powers 1975 Smith H. 1980Sorrow 1972 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 1977b Tunnell 1966Valdez and Eaton 1979 BLANCO Garter, S. 1973 BOSQUE Stephenson 1947 Harris R. K. and Harris 1967 Miroir, Harris, Blaine, and McVay 1973Wedel 1978 BRAZORIA Briggs Crouch 1982 Fox, Ivey, and Markey 1981 Hole 1974Ippolito and Baxter 1976 Lynn n.d. McGuff and Cox 1973Pollan 1984 Texas Archeological Survey -Research Staff 1974 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 1983c BRAZOS Sorrow and Cox 1973 •Guffee 1976a Hester and Kelley 1952 Morrow 1975 Newcomb and Kirkland 1967 Smith, V. 1942, 1946 Tunnell 1981 BRISCOE Malone 1970 Willey, Harrison, and Hughes 1978 BROOKS Hester 1979 CALDWELL Hester 1975 CALHOUN Arnold 1982Comstock, Grombacher, and Dibble 1973Fritz 1975 Hester Scurlock and Schroeder 1971 CAMERON Arnold 1976Arnold and Clausen 1975Arnold and Weddle 1979Baxter and Killen 1976 Boggs n.d. Bond 1979Hays and Herrin 1970Heck 1978Hester 1978Hester and Eaton 1982 Nichols 198lb Shafer 1974 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department 1984 Tunnell and Jensen 1971 CASS Dickinson 1941 Harris, R. K., Harris, and Miroir 1980 CHAMBERS Briggs 1971…”

The Application of Aerial Magnetometers in Maritime Archaeology

“…The results were inconclusive because of equipment problems, but in October 1966, as part of an Anglo-Israeli survey of Akko Harbour, Hall located several archaeological targets including a wreck-site using a proton magnetometer (1966: 37). Since then, marine proton magnetometers have been widely used for the location of underwater cultural heritage (Arnold and Clausen, 1975;Arnold, 1976Arnold, , 1987. The proton magnetometer suffers from a number of limitations: a slow cycle-rate that affects the speed of the survey; general instrument and electromagnetic noise affects the signalto-noise ratio; and microphony, or noise generated by mechanical vibration of the cable, also decreases the signal-to-noise ratio.…”

The magnetometer and underwater archaeology

“…As always, in magnetic surveying and in archaeology generally, the key to the value of the data and their full exploitation is the careful control of their acquisition. Radio-and radar-based electronic positioning systems now exist which admirably fulfil the control requirements of both search mode and on-site delineation mode magnetic surveys (Arnold & Clausen, 1975). The sophisticated systems are expensive but are available for use through lease or lease-purchase agreements.…”