Geomagnetic and Geoelectric Prospection on a Roman Iron Production Facility in Hüttenberg, Austria ( <i>Ferrum Noricum</i> )
Journal: Archaeological Prospection
Year: 2011

Geophysical prospection has been applied in the Hüttenberg area (Carinthia, Austria), where important parts of the Roman iron production in the province of Noricum between the first century bc and the fourth century ad are located. A combination of geomagnetic, geoelectric and electromagnetic measurements at different scales yielded information about the extent of the industrial complex and the location of yet undiscovered subsurface monuments in the surrounding area of the Semlach-Eisner archae