Interpretation of archaeological geophysics was supported by multiple sources, cartography proves useful but requires considering intentions and errors of authors

Multi-method approach including geophysics, coring, and (p)OSL profiling and dating, Merits of analysing all four dimensions of sediment archives, Dynamic landscape history accentuated by erosion and hillslope processes

Geophysics and excavations helped uncover the material remains of the camps, Research on tangible traces of totalitarian and authoritarian regimes has strong social potential

Combined application of 3D surface and subsurface models, Cultural-historical transition of a former cemetery into a publicly popular park, Urban archaeology by geophysics, historical sources and old excavations

Multimethod geophysical survey combining magnetometry, EMI, and electrical resistance, Combined geophysical and historical analysis show deviations in the Cistercian layout, Electrical resistance overcomes distorted EMI results near utility lines

Integrated investigation of a medieval pottery kiln; soil and susceptibility section reveal cross-section of workshop

OSL-PD gives insight into stratigraphic complexities in coastal cores, Provides a cross-check for radiocarbon results, Enhances palaeolandscape reconstruction accuracy

From aerial survey to magnetometer/GPR prospection, Shallow geological corings to retrieve stratigraphic information, Soil and sediment samples for environmental archaeological analyses

Roman amphitheatre in Romania surveyed with Earth Resistance and GPR, Arena’s infrastructure and later constructions were recorded at different depths.

Integrated approach led to the discovery of numerous new sites, Clarification of site preservation status, Spatial analysis via GIS revealed shifting settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, and the region’s long-term function as a major communication corridor.