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Who is Albert Lin in the context of archaeological exploration?
What technology is used to obtain aerial pictures of a region?
Which tool is primarily used to locate underground objects?
What does the GPS in your mobile device use to determine locations?
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Which technology measures the magnetic field underground for archaeological purposes?
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Study Notes
Albert Lin and Modern Archaeology
- Albert Lin is an archaeologist utilizing modern technology to explore archaeological sites non-invasively.
Remote Sensing Technologies
- Drones are employed to capture aerial images, enhancing archaeological research without the need for excavation.
- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a tool used to identify and analyze buried objects by sending radar pulses into the ground.
Global Positioning System (GPS)
- GPS technology, integral to mobile devices, connects to satellites to accurately determine and share locations.
Archaeological Tools
- Satellites serve as an essential tool for photographers to capture images of the Earth from above for archaeological analysis.
- A magnetometer measures variations in the Earth's magnetic field, assisting archaeologists in detecting underground features.
- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) aids archaeologists in exploring objects located beneath the surface, contributing to significant findings in archaeology.
Communication and Location Sharing
- Sharing location via messaging platforms like WhatsApp indicates the use of GPS technology by individuals to communicate their whereabouts.
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Description
This quiz explores the use of modern technology in archaeology, focusing on tools like GPS, drones, and satellites. Test your knowledge on how these advancements aid in exploring and documenting archaeological sites without the need for traditional digging methods.
