Aerial survey projects in the eastern part of Belgium
René Pelegrin, Marc Lodewijckx, Luc Corthouts
    
Abstract
      Within the framework  of various projects, we were able to execute aerial archaeology since 1997, primarily  in the eastern regions of Belgium.  With the financial support of the Flemish Government we started with  archaeological surveys in the eastern part of Flanders, in teamwork with our  colleagues of the University of Ghent who used to concentrate their efforts in the  western part of Flanders. In more recent times  we flew over Wallonia, first and foremost over  the Liège region, in close cooperation with the Archaeological Service of  Wallonia. Since July 2010, we above all explore a vast area in the south of  central Belgium  on demand of the Portiva Regional Archaeological Service, based at Tienen.
      Since we started our  surveys, our methods have been constantly adapted to new challenges and  opportunities, such as digital photography, GPS technology and Google Earth.  Our contribution to this workshop is to explain our actual methodology and some  of the interesting and occasionally spectacular results that have been brought  to light by them.
      
      
    
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