Monument type
Roman town, search-surveys 

Survey data
Area investigated: 6.200 m2
Resolutions: 4 MP/m2 (a = 0,56 m)
Array configuration: Twin-probe
Measuring instruments: Lippmann 4point light 10W
Imaging software: SURFER (Golden Software)
Survey period: 07/26/2022 - 07/28/2022

Comments

The findings of the search prospection are largely unclear. There are no safe building structures recognizable.
Over a length of approx. 70 m, an almost triangular, flat compression runs through the measuring area in an east-west direction. At its broader western end, it measures about 18 m and runs from there to the east, becoming more pointed.

Within this anomaly in the west there is a 16 m x 11 m, not quite rectangular, bright area whose low spec. resistance indicates a pit.
Parallel to the northern edge of the compaction, another compaction line runs at a distance of a little more than 3 m, only faintly discernible.
The increased resistance to the west of the triangular anomaly at the edge of the measurement area is due to the uncultivated, more dense forest edge beginning here.
The narrow line of high density on the southern edge of the measurement area is caused by the near embankment area of the adjacent expressway.
Brighter, narrow, southeast trending line anomalies are more common in the northeast and southwest of the survey-area. They are presumably caused by strong vole activities.