Tareq Fahmy Abdallatif
Biographic Data
| ID | 6527403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tareq Fahmy Abdallatif |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tareq Fahmy |
| FAMILY NAME | Abdallatif |
| SIGNATURE | ABDALLATIF T F |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1742-876X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Magnetic and seismic investigations of historic features in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea
Integrated geophysical surveys including magnetometer, gradiometer and seismic refraction were performed in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea, which revealed three locations of buried architectural features. The magnetometer survey identified four main anomalies that were further tested using the gradiometer. Application of the second vertical derivative and the high‐pass filtering techniques to the magnetometer data isolated the deeper sources and …
Gradiometer survey to locate the ancient remains distributed to the northeast of the Zoser Pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt
The whole area to the northeast of Zoser pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt, is characterized by the distribution of a variety of tomb structures of the 1st and 2nd Dynasties. The main objective of undertaking a gradiometer survey is to detect the ancient remains as well as other archeological features hidden in this important area. A gradiometer survey with a raster of 0.5 m × 0.5 m has been carried out over a surface area of 100 m × 100 m to achieve…
Archaeological investigation of the eastern extensions of the Karnak Temple using ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic tools
Egyptologists have suggested there might be a hidden extension of the Karnak Temple, located in the Luxor governorate of Egypt. They believe that the temple contains some buried sections on its northern and eastern sides. During January and September 2002, ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetic surveys were carried out on an 80 × 40 m area near the eastern gate. The GPR data did not give a clear picture of some of the buried features. A clea…
Magnetic tracing at Abu Sir (land of forgotten pyramids), northern Egypt
An Erratum has been published for this article in Geoarchaeology 20(6) 2005, 659. An integrated magnetic study was conducted at Abu Sir, a locality in northern Egypt also known as the “Land of the Forgotten Pyramids.” Two magnetic tools were applied over an area of 25,600 m 2 in order to trace and detect hidden archaeological features near the Temple of the Sun. The acquisition of the magnetic data was initiated by measuring the magnetic suscepti…
Geophysical investigation for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir, Sharqyia, Egypt
Two geophysical methods were used for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir village: magnetic and resistivity surveys. The magnetic survey was carried out before the resistivity survey in order to evaluate the distribution of hidden archaeological features and cultural relics. It was conducted over an area of 120 × 100 m using a fluxgate gradiometer (Geoscan FM36) that measures the vertical gradient of the geomagnetic field. The readings …
Archaeogeophysical study on the site of Tell Toukh El‐Qaramous, Sharkia Governorate, East Nile Delta, Egypt
The archaeological site of Tell Toukh El‐Qaramous, which is located to the south of Abu Kebir, Sharkiya Governorate, was subjected to detailed geophysical studies using magnetic vertical gradient and geoelectric resistivity survey. The success of these surveys depends on the contrast in the physical properties between the dominant sedimentary deposits (clays and sands) and the buried archeological constructions. The area of study occupies about 8…
Ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic survey to the west of Al‐Zayyan Temple, Kharga Oasis, Al‐Wadi Al‐Jadeed (New Valley), Egypt
Al‐Zayyan Temple or Qasr Al‐Zayyan might be regarded as one in a chain of several fortresses that the Romans built to secure the salver's trade caravan route between Asyut and Sudan, known as Darb Al‐Arbain. Al‐Zayyan temple lies about 25 km south of Al‐Kharga city, the capital of the New Valley, and deviates to the east of Al‐Kharga‐Paris main road some 2 km along the Al‐Zayyan‐Aarif minor road. The background information about the temple is ver…
Archaeological investigation of the eastern extensions of the Karnak Temple using ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic tools
Egyptologists have suggested there might be a hidden extension of the Karnak Temple, located in the Luxor governorate of Egypt. They believe that the temple contains some buried sections on its northern and eastern sides. During January and September 2002, ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetic surveys were carried out on an 80 × 40 m area near the eastern gate. The GPR data did not give a clear picture of some of the buried features. A clea…
Magnetic tracing at Abu Sir (land of forgotten pyramids), northern Egypt
An Erratum has been published for this article in Geoarchaeology 20(6) 2005, 659. An integrated magnetic study was conducted at Abu Sir, a locality in northern Egypt also known as the “Land of the Forgotten Pyramids.” Two magnetic tools were applied over an area of 25,600 m 2 in order to trace and detect hidden archaeological features near the Temple of the Sun. The acquisition of the magnetic data was initiated by measuring the magnetic suscepti…
Geophysical investigation for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir, Sharqyia, Egypt
Two geophysical methods were used for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir village: magnetic and resistivity surveys. The magnetic survey was carried out before the resistivity survey in order to evaluate the distribution of hidden archaeological features and cultural relics. It was conducted over an area of 120 × 100 m using a fluxgate gradiometer (Geoscan FM36) that measures the vertical gradient of the geomagnetic field. The readings …
Magnetic and seismic investigations of historic features in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea
Integrated geophysical surveys including magnetometer, gradiometer and seismic refraction were performed in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea, which revealed three locations of buried architectural features. The magnetometer survey identified four main anomalies that were further tested using the gradiometer. Application of the second vertical derivative and the high‐pass filtering techniques to the magnetometer data isolated the deeper sources and …
Gradiometer survey to locate the ancient remains distributed to the northeast of the Zoser Pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt
The whole area to the northeast of Zoser pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt, is characterized by the distribution of a variety of tomb structures of the 1st and 2nd Dynasties. The main objective of undertaking a gradiometer survey is to detect the ancient remains as well as other archeological features hidden in this important area. A gradiometer survey with a raster of 0.5 m × 0.5 m has been carried out over a surface area of 100 m × 100 m to achieve…
Ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic survey to the west of Al‐Zayyan Temple, Kharga Oasis, Al‐Wadi Al‐Jadeed (New Valley), Egypt
Al‐Zayyan Temple or Qasr Al‐Zayyan might be regarded as one in a chain of several fortresses that the Romans built to secure the salver's trade caravan route between Asyut and Sudan, known as Darb Al‐Arbain. Al‐Zayyan temple lies about 25 km south of Al‐Kharga city, the capital of the New Valley, and deviates to the east of Al‐Kharga‐Paris main road some 2 km along the Al‐Zayyan‐Aarif minor road. The background information about the temple is ver…
Archaeogeophysical study on the site of Tell Toukh El‐Qaramous, Sharkia Governorate, East Nile Delta, Egypt
The archaeological site of Tell Toukh El‐Qaramous, which is located to the south of Abu Kebir, Sharkiya Governorate, was subjected to detailed geophysical studies using magnetic vertical gradient and geoelectric resistivity survey. The success of these surveys depends on the contrast in the physical properties between the dominant sedimentary deposits (clays and sands) and the buried archeological constructions. The area of study occupies about 8…
Ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic survey to the west of Al‐Zayyan Temple, Kharga Oasis, Al‐Wadi Al‐Jadeed (New Valley), Egypt
Al‐Zayyan Temple or Qasr Al‐Zayyan might be regarded as one in a chain of several fortresses that the Romans built to secure the salver's trade caravan route between Asyut and Sudan, known as Darb Al‐Arbain. Al‐Zayyan temple lies about 25 km south of Al‐Kharga city, the capital of the New Valley, and deviates to the east of Al‐Kharga‐Paris main road some 2 km along the Al‐Zayyan‐Aarif minor road. The background information about the temple is ver…
Geophysical investigation for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir, Sharqyia, Egypt
Two geophysical methods were used for mapping the archaeological features at Qantir village: magnetic and resistivity surveys. The magnetic survey was carried out before the resistivity survey in order to evaluate the distribution of hidden archaeological features and cultural relics. It was conducted over an area of 120 × 100 m using a fluxgate gradiometer (Geoscan FM36) that measures the vertical gradient of the geomagnetic field. The readings …
Gradiometer survey to locate the ancient remains distributed to the northeast of the Zoser Pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt
The whole area to the northeast of Zoser pyramid, Saqqara, Giza, Egypt, is characterized by the distribution of a variety of tomb structures of the 1st and 2nd Dynasties. The main objective of undertaking a gradiometer survey is to detect the ancient remains as well as other archeological features hidden in this important area. A gradiometer survey with a raster of 0.5 m × 0.5 m has been carried out over a surface area of 100 m × 100 m to achieve…
Archaeological investigation of the eastern extensions of the Karnak Temple using ground‐penetrating radar and magnetic tools
Egyptologists have suggested there might be a hidden extension of the Karnak Temple, located in the Luxor governorate of Egypt. They believe that the temple contains some buried sections on its northern and eastern sides. During January and September 2002, ground‐penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetic surveys were carried out on an 80 × 40 m area near the eastern gate. The GPR data did not give a clear picture of some of the buried features. A clea…
Magnetic tracing at Abu Sir (land of forgotten pyramids), northern Egypt
An Erratum has been published for this article in Geoarchaeology 20(6) 2005, 659. An integrated magnetic study was conducted at Abu Sir, a locality in northern Egypt also known as the “Land of the Forgotten Pyramids.” Two magnetic tools were applied over an area of 25,600 m 2 in order to trace and detect hidden archaeological features near the Temple of the Sun. The acquisition of the magnetic data was initiated by measuring the magnetic suscepti…
Magnetic and seismic investigations of historic features in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea
Integrated geophysical surveys including magnetometer, gradiometer and seismic refraction were performed in the Suchon area, Kongju, Korea, which revealed three locations of buried architectural features. The magnetometer survey identified four main anomalies that were further tested using the gradiometer. Application of the second vertical derivative and the high‐pass filtering techniques to the magnetometer data isolated the deeper sources and …
Archaeology (7 works) · Geology (7 works) · Geophysical and Geoelectrical Methods (7 works) · Geophysical Methods and Applications (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Gradiometer (5 works) · Magnetic anomaly (5 works) · Magnetic survey (5 works) · Magnetometer (5 works) · Paleontology (5 works)