A prospecção arqueológica com recurso ao Cão adestrado em sítios arqueológicos

Abstract

Literally, archaeological research begins in the office, where the archaeologist and his team make all the theoretical information recorded in previous research, in documents, photographs, artefacts documents, photographs, artefacts, cartographic maps and other sources, in order to better understand the process of human occupation of the earth's surface and to better define the prospecting technique or method to be applied during the fieldwork. From this reflection, we can conclude that the quality of the results of a prospection depends on two aspects: The main objective of the project and the composition of the fieldwork team. (Bicho 2006:91). The aim of this paper is to describe archaeological prospection using a trained archaeological prospection using trained dogs on archaeological sites and to motivate archaeologists to adopt/apply this innovation during fieldwork, since archaeology is an interdisciplinary science. (TRADUÇAO NOSSA)