Geophysical Imaging of Archaeological Materials at Iyekere, Ile- Ife Southwestern Nigeria
Non-invasive geophysical methods are increasingly being used in archaeological studies. In this study, magnetic and electrical resistivity tomography geophysical techniques were integrated to locate subsurface archaeological materials. The survey consists of four parallel and three perpendicular profiles with station interval of 0.5 m for both magnetic and electrical resistivity tomography....
Published at Journal of Environment and Earth Science
Volume 5
Issue 2
Pages 148-159
Published in 2015
K. D. Oyeyemi*, M. A. Oladunjoye, A. I. Olayinka and A. P. Aizebeokhai
Oyeyemi Kehinde David » Dr. OYEYEMI, Kehinde David holds Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Geophysics, Master of Science degree in Geology (Applied Geophysics) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Industrial Physics (Applied Geophysics) from the University of calabar, University of Ibadan and Covenant University Nigeria respectively. He is a Lecturer I in the Department of Industrial physics (Applied... view full profile
