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BREINER, S. 1973. Applications Manual for Portable Magnetometers. Sunnyvale: Geometrics.

GAFFNEY, C., J. GATER, P. LINFORD, V. GAFFNEY & R. WHITE. 2000. Large-scale Systematic Fluxgate Gradiometry at the Roman City of Wroxeter. Archaeological Prospection 7:81-99.

HERBICH, T. & C. PEETERS. 2006. Results of the Magnetic Survey at Deiral-Barsha, Egypt. Archaeological Prospection 13:11-24.

HOUNDSLOW, M. & V. KARLOUKOVSKI. 2005. Where Rivers Meet: Landscape, Ritual and Settlement and the Archaeology of River Gravels, Report for Magnetic Properties, Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (ALSF) Where Rivers Meet Phase II Report 4. London: English Heritage.

JOHNSON, J. (ed.) 2006. Remote Sensing in Archaeology: An Explicitly North American Perspective. University of Alabama Press. Chapter 8 & 9

Linford, N., P. Linford, L. Martin & A. Payne. 2005. Recent results from the English Heritage Caesium Magnetometer System, in S. Piro (ed.). 6th International Conference on Archaeological Prospection 6th International Conference on Archaeological Prospection, Proceedings Extended Abstract, Rome: 172-175.

LYALL, J. & D. POWLESLAND. 1996. The application of high resolution fluxgate gradiometery as an aid to excavation planning and strategy formulation. Internet Archaeology 1. (http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue1/lyall/himag.html)

NEUBAUER, W., & A. EDER-HINTERLEITNER. 1997b. 3D-interpretation of postprocessed archaeological magnetic prospection data. Archaeological Prospection 4(4): 191-205.