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Posted on13 November 202013 November 2020 Aerial Prospection: Neolithic Rondel Enclosure in Drzemlikowice, PL 6000 × 4000

Excellent conditions for the observation of crop marks in 2018 revealed longhouses and hengiform features

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Since 2008 we offer services in non-invasive prospection, detection and documentation of monuments for scientific, commerical & culture resource management rescue projects. Since 2021 we are based in Switzerland.

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Excellent conditions for the observation of crop marks in 2018 revealed longhouses and hengiform features
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