Not only the ‘Gold Train’ – the ‘Underground Town’ of Riese (Poland) – the ambiguity of interpretation ERT and GPR methods
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Not only the ‘Gold Train’ – the ‘Underground Town’ of Riese (Poland) – the ambiguity of interpretation ERT and GPR methods
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Archaeological Prospection
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Wiley
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2020-05-26
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10.1002/arp.1779
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