Virtual Archaeology: Learn how tools are used to collect the data

The video tutorial explains the use of magnetic scanning technology in archaeology, highlighting its ability to detect underground structures without excavation. It describes the sensitivity of the technology, the advantages of using magnetic methods, and the limitations when metal is absent. Alternative methods like resistance mapping are introduced. The tutorial concludes with how data from different methods is combined to create 3D reconstructions of ancient sites.

What challenges do scientists face when there is little metal in the ground?

How do computer programmers contribute to the process of creating a 3D reconstruction of ancient buildings?