Archaeological and geophysical survey at the site of Khirbat al-Sar/Sara, Jordan with appendices by Mariusz Burdajewicz, Robert Ryndziewicz, Julia Burdajewicz

Archaeological and geophysical prospection of the site of Khirbat al-Sar/Sara in Jordan, carried out by a team from the Polish Centre of the Mediterranean Archaeology (PCMA), University of Warsaw, has resulted in a comprehensive plan mapping all visible architectural remains. A Roman-period sacred compound appears to be a central feature of this site. Pottery collected from the surface has given a time range for the settlement from the late Iron Age through the Mamluk period. The electrical resistivity method using probe arrays that allowed ground penetration to a maximum depth of approximately 1.50 m revealed meaningful information on the spatial organization of the site. Numerous high-resistance anomalies were interpreted as a reflection of building remains

Ancient history · Archaeology · Art · Geography · Geophysical survey · Mamluk · Pottery · Prospection · Building materials and conservation · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis · Geophysical Methods and Applications · History · Geology · Geophysics

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