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Winter 2026 Issue

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Seeing the Invisible: How Aerial LiDAR Is Revealing Lost Archaeological Sites

How remote sensing in archaeology and aerial LiDAR are helping researchers find lost cities and ancient infrastructure without disturbing sites.
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