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CH 3 Vocab List
Course: ANTH 210, Spring 2008School: Western Washington
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3 Aerial CH Reconnaissance Artifact Assemblage Attribute Augering Bosing Dowsing Excavation Feature Fluxgate Gradiometer Fluxgate Magnetometer Geochemical Analysis Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Ground-Penetrating Radar Ground Reconnaissance Historical Archaeology LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Neutron Scattering Non-Probabilistic Sampling Off-Site Data Open-Area Excavation Pinger...
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Aerial CH Reconnaissance
Artifact
Assemblage
Attribute
Augering
Bosing
Dowsing
Excavation
Feature
Fluxgate Gradiometer
Fluxgate Magnetometer
Geochemical Analysis
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Ground-Penetrating Radar
Ground Reconnaissance
Historical Archaeology
LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)
Neutron Scattering
Non-Probabilistic Sampling
Off-Site Data
Open-Area Excavation
Pinger (or boomer profiler)
Probabilistic Sampling
Proton Survey
Remote Magnetometer
Reconnaissance Sensing
Research Design
Salvage Archaeology
Sidescan Sonar
Simple Random Sampling
SLAR (sideways-looking airborne radar)
Soil Resistivity
Standing Wave Technique
Step-Trenching
Stratification
Stratified Random Sampling
Stratified Systematic Sampling
Stratigraphy
Subsurface Detection
Surface Survey
Systematic Sampling
Thermal Prospection
Thermography
Underwater Reconnaissance
Viewshed
Wheeler Box-Grid
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