DOI issue:
Egypt
DOI article:Chłodnicki, Marek; Ciałowicz, Krzysztof M.: Tell el Farkha (Ghazala): interim report, 2000
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.41368#0099
TELL EL EARKHA
EGYPT
GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY
The geophysical survey, involving the
magnetic method, was carried out over an
area of c. 2.5 ha on the central and eastern
koms, identifying in the process the scatter
of architectural remains along the edges of
the site. A fluxgate magnetometer was used
in a 0.5 m grid. The research brought to
attention wall outlines forming rectangular
rooms, particularly in the southern part of
the central kom.
Fig. 12. Central Kom. Clockwise from top left: jar with spout, clay seal with hieroglyphic
inscription, ceramic nail, flint knife
(Photo and drawing H. Zarska-Chlodnicka)
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EGYPT
GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY
The geophysical survey, involving the
magnetic method, was carried out over an
area of c. 2.5 ha on the central and eastern
koms, identifying in the process the scatter
of architectural remains along the edges of
the site. A fluxgate magnetometer was used
in a 0.5 m grid. The research brought to
attention wall outlines forming rectangular
rooms, particularly in the southern part of
the central kom.
Fig. 12. Central Kom. Clockwise from top left: jar with spout, clay seal with hieroglyphic
inscription, ceramic nail, flint knife
(Photo and drawing H. Zarska-Chlodnicka)
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