講演抄録/キーワード |
講演名 |
2015-11-26 16:55
Archaeology and geophysical integrated survey results for Xiongnu period site, Mongolia ○Tseedulam Khuut・Erdenebold Lkhagvasuren(Mongolian Univ. S&T)・Nyambayar Tsend-Ayush(RCAG) SANE2015-70 |
抄録 |
(和) |
Archaeological methods involve excavation, which is time consuming. Sometimes, this effort may not be very cost-effective since there are risks of damaging or missing the archaeological remains. On the other hand, information about the location, depth, size and extent of buried archaeological remains may be determined by means of geophysical investigation, which is carried out easily and quickly on the surface without disturbing or damaging the buried archaeological structures. Massive grave sites dating from the Hunnu (Xiongnu) period have been found in Zuun Salaa in Songino-khairkhan district, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Archaeologists have discovered 29 graves belonged to Xiongnu who lived 2200 years ago. Most of the graves were buried under the yards of local residents. Some graves were partially or completely covered by buildings and dumb sites. In order to protect and to detect ancient buried remain integrated surveys were conducted as follows: 250MHz, 500MHz, and 100MHz RAMAC/GPR measurement and resistivity tomography measurements. GPR and resistivity tomography data showed very clear anomalies, which were connected with different kind of graves and successfully confirmed by archeological excavation. Archeological excavation allowed to us to calibrate depths of geophysical anomalies and physical properties of different type of archeological remains. |
(英) |
Archaeological methods involve excavation, which is time consuming. Sometimes, this effort may not be very cost-effective since there are risks of damaging or missing the archaeological remains. On the other hand, information about the location, depth, size and extent of buried archaeological remains may be determined by means of geophysical investigation, which is carried out easily and quickly on the surface without disturbing or damaging the buried archaeological structures. Massive grave sites dating from the Hunnu (Xiongnu) period have been found in Zuun Salaa in Songino-khairkhan district, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Archaeologists have discovered 29 graves belonged to Xiongnu who lived 2200 years ago. Most of the graves were buried under the yards of local residents. Some graves were partially or completely covered by buildings and dumb sites. In order to protect and to detect ancient buried remain integrated surveys were conducted as follows: 250MHz, 500MHz, and 100MHz RAMAC/GPR measurement and resistivity tomography measurements. GPR and resistivity tomography data showed very clear anomalies, which were connected with different kind of graves and successfully confirmed by archeological excavation. Archeological excavation allowed to us to calibrate depths of geophysical anomalies and physical properties of different type of archeological remains. |
キーワード |
(和) |
GPR / resistivity tomography (ERT), / xiongnu period grave / / / / / |
(英) |
GPR / resistivity tomography (ERT), / xiongnu period grave / / / / / |
文献情報 |
信学技報, vol. 115, no. 325, SANE2015-70, pp. 35-38, 2015年11月. |
資料番号 |
SANE2015-70 |
発行日 |
2015-11-19 (SANE) |
ISSN |
Print edition: ISSN 0913-5685 Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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技術研究報告に掲載された論文の著作権は電子情報通信学会に帰属します.(許諾番号:10GA0019/12GB0052/13GB0056/17GB0034/18GB0034) |
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