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A Note on the Dusting of Crops with Fluorescein to Mark Visiting Bees
The Canadian Entomologist, 1950Last year a short note (Musgrave, 1949) described the possibilities of fluorescein for marking insects. The method has since been adopted and much elaborated by the Apiculture Department here (Townsend, 1950).But another and very interesting question remained insufficiently answered: was it possible to dust a growing crop with fluorescein (and ...
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A crop-mark enclosure at Trinkeld, near Ulverston.
2007Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archaeological Society, 6, 217 ...
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Agroforestry Systems, 2018
Clove farming developed on the east coast of Madagascar a little over a century ago. The species is largely cultivated and farmed by communities of smallholders. This study aims to characterize clove based cropping systems. There are three types of coexisting clove systems: monoculture where clove is the sole crop with inter-rows covered by wild ...
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Clove farming developed on the east coast of Madagascar a little over a century ago. The species is largely cultivated and farmed by communities of smallholders. This study aims to characterize clove based cropping systems. There are three types of coexisting clove systems: monoculture where clove is the sole crop with inter-rows covered by wild ...
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A crop-mark in Cilcain parish, west Flintshire, 1972
2018Journal of the Chester Archaeological Society, 58, 97 ...
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An Improved ANOVA Algorithm for Crop Mark Extraction from Large Aerial Images Using Semantics
2015In this paper, an approach based on the analysis of variance (ANOVA) for the extraction of crop marks from aerial images is improved by means of preliminary analyses and semantic processing of the extracted objects. The paper falls in the field of digitalization of images for archaeology, assisting expert users in the detection of un-excavated sites ...
Marani R, Reno V, Stella E, D'Orazio T
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Survey and excavation at a crop-mark enclosure, Plasketlands, Cumb ria.
2002Located by aerial survey in 1949, survey and excavation in the 1980s formed part of the Solway Plain Project, aimed at securing evidence for prehistoric and RB occupation and settlement. Instead of the supposed IA-RB data hitherto thought to be apparent here, the site -- consisting of the enclosure ditch and pits -- yielded Neolithic dates from three ...
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A crop-mark site at Hasting Hill, Tyne and Wear, NZ 355541
2019Archaeologia Aeliana, 4, 183 ...
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cropmarks.tex – Macros for Creating Crop Marks
Zpravodaj Československého sdružení uživatelů TeXu, 2022openaire +1 more source
Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, 2011
Even though most archaeologists are aware of the crop mark phenomenon and its possible archaeological nature, the information on its occurrence and specific character is, in most cases, obtained by imaging in the visible spectrum. After the Second World War, the occasional use of near-infrared (NIR) sensitive emulsions attributed this kind of invisible
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Even though most archaeologists are aware of the crop mark phenomenon and its possible archaeological nature, the information on its occurrence and specific character is, in most cases, obtained by imaging in the visible spectrum. After the Second World War, the occasional use of near-infrared (NIR) sensitive emulsions attributed this kind of invisible
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