![]() ![]() This paper discusses the application of legacy seismic data to map these palaeolandscapes and contrasts the value of 2D and 3D data for these purposes. The information that is being provided from such work is Fundamentally changing our perception of the archaeology of the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic. ![]() Inaccessible until quite recently, the development of a variety of remote sensing technologies has made exploration of these inhospitable landscapes a real possibility. ![]() This interest has not, however,simply been associated with the progress of traditional maritime history but rather the development of a wider marine archaeology aimed at exploring the settlement and cultural sequences of the immense, prehistoric landscapes that lie off some of our coasts. In recent years there has been an increasing appreciation of the archaeological potential of European coastal shelves. Europae Archaeologiae Consilium Occasional Paper No. (ed.) Remote Sensing for Archaeological Heritage Management. ![]()
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