Two-dimensional resistivity imaging: a tool in archaeoseismology. An example from ancient Sagalassos (Southwest Turkey)

Similox-Tohon, Dominique; Sintubin, Manuel; Waelkens, Marc; Muchez, Philippe; Vanneste, Kris

doi:10.1002/arp.218

Two-dimensional resistivity imaging: a tool in archaeoseismology. An example from ancient Sagalassos (Southwest Turkey) - Similox-Tohon, Dominique et al - published in Archaeological Prospection, 11, pp. 1-18 (2004) - SISMOimport-29

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