New Technologies and Britain's Stone Circles

Digital Archeology Reveals Ancient Mysteries

This book represents a paradigm shift in how we study Britain's stone circles. The authors have masterfully woven together the latest advances in remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and digital archaeology to create a comprehensive guide to what these technologies reveal about our Neolithic ancestors. From the windswept highlands of Scotland to the rolling downs of Wessex, new discoveries are being made not through excavation, but through the application of LIDAR, ground-penetrating radar, and machine learning algorithms.

The timing of this work could not be more crucial. Climate change, agricultural intensification, and development pressure threaten many of these ancient monuments. The non-invasive techniques described in these pages offer our best hope for understanding and preserving these sites for future generations. Moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence with traditional archaeological methods opens possibilities that would have seemed like science fiction just a decade ago