Advancements in Scanning Technology and the Future of Archaeology

This chapter discusses the use of modern scanning technology, such as remote sensing and ground penetrating radar, in archaeology. It emphasizes the non-disruptive and non-invasive nature of these methods, as well as the need for precision and automation to quickly cover large areas and preserve cultural heritage. The chapter also highlights the importance of mapping and preserving what lies beneath the Earth's surface, and the moral responsibility to future generations.