Magnetic particles in soils as tracers of human activity - a review

0143598 - GFU-E 20030029 RIV IT eng C - Conference Paper (international conference)
Kapička, Aleš - Petrovský, Eduard - Fialová, Hana
Magnetic particles in soils as tracers of human activity - a review.
Second international conference on soils and archaeology. Extended abstracts. Pisa: Felici, 2003 - (Boschian, G.), s. 104-107
[International conference on soils and archaeology /2./. Pisa (IT), 12.05.2003-15.05.2003]
Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z3012916
Keywords : magnetic properties * soils * recent sediments
Subject RIV: DE - Earth Magnetism, Geodesy, Geography

Magnetic properties of soils and recent sediments are sensitive to presence of ferrimagnetic minerals. Present instruments and methods enable very sensitive determination of concentration of strong ferrimagnetics in the order of ppm. Ferrimagnetics in soils are of both primary and of different forms of secondary origin.
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