And finally, Susan of the @discoveryprogramme.bsky.social brings our final session to a close, discussing an aerial, geophysical and toponymic approach to identifying the landscapes of the Hill of Tara in Ireland
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology

And finally, Susan of the @discoveryprogramme.bsky.social brings our final session to a close, discussing an aerial, geophysical and toponymic approach to identifying the landscapes of the Hill of Tara in Ireland
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
We're moving over to Eastern Croatia next where Hrvoje presents about Neolithic landscapes under cultivation, and integrating aerial archaeology with magnetometry to detect and interpret sites
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Now Joel is discussing drone-based multispectral survey and perceiving complexity in archaeological landscapes
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Our final session of the day covers aerial archaeology across Europe: complexity and consistency. Mirosław presents systematic aerial archaeological prospection in Southern Poland
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Next up Dan from Historic England looks at aerial mapping in Epping Forest, London, revealing hidden landscapes of the people's forest...
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Jakub discusses the archaeological landscape of warfare as a conservation target in the Rawka and Bzura river basins next
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Marcin takes us to the Polish Carpathians next, looking at how the use of aerial archaeology with other sources have helped to reconstruct Carpathian landscapes
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
We're moving into part 2 of the aerial archaeology across Europe session, now focussing on cemetery, war and forest. Máté talks to us about observing cemeteries from space
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Next up is Sally Evans of Historic England showing us the aerial archaeological response to the Langdale Moor fire
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Over to Donegal Bay in Ireland next, where Edward and team of the @discoveryprogramme.bsky.social have been modelling climate change risk to archaeological sites
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Over to the Eastern Scheldt now, where Jaan has been documenting disappearing medieval landscapes in deltas using drones
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Session 2 is now underway, with Part 1 covering aerial archaeology across Europe, focussing on water and fire. First up is Dave Cowley of Historic Environment Scotland on the use of height data for modelling the palaeolandscape
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
And now to the southern Urals, where Grzegorz is showing spectres of nuclear disasters
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Filip is up next, taking us through the megalithic landscapes of Akkar, Lebanon from historic aerial photographs
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
And now to the other side of the world, where Oliver from @flindersuniversity.bsky.social discusses remote sensing to reconstruct archaeological palaeohydrological landscapes in Australia!
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
It's day 2 of our AARG 2026 conference here in Plzeń! Robert Bewley is kicking off our Archaeological landscapes beyond Europe session with a presentation on desert landscapes survey
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Our final paper of the session and of the day is presented by Michael, looking at aerial survey discovering Roman agricultural practises in Istria, Croatia
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Sara is continuing on this topic, discussing Roman centuriarion beyond modern borders: new perspectives from national and transnational ALS datasets, of which the data will be published later this year
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology
Next up, Elise will be unveiling the Roman centuriation in northern Istria, describing it as a LiDAR breakthrough!
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology #LiDAR
Now Antonio shows us new insights into the Malaventura Fortress using remote sensing and LiDAR analysis
#AARG2026 #aerialarchaeology #archaeology #LiDAR