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1. To fill out a home - aerial archeology, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary equipment, including a drone or aerial photography equipment, computer, and software for processing images.
3. Determine the area you want to survey and obtain necessary permission or permits for flying a drone in that area.
4. Plan your flight path, taking into account any regulations or restrictions for aerial photography in the area.
5. Conduct the aerial survey by flying the drone or capturing aerial photographs from a suitable altitude and angle.
6. Once the data is collected, transfer the images or data to your computer for processing.
7. Use specialized software to process the images and create a detailed map or analysis of the surveyed area.
8. Interpret the results and make conclusions based on the aerial archeology findings.
9. Document and record your findings in a suitable format, such as a report or research paper.
10. Share your findings with the relevant archeological community or publish them in reputable publications to contribute to the field of aerial archeology.

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1. Home - aerial archeology is useful for various individuals and organizations including:
2. - Archeologists and researchers interested in studying historical sites and landscapes from an aerial perspective.
3. - Conservationists and environmental scientists who want to monitor changes in landscapes or identify potential threats to cultural heritage sites.
4. - Construction and development companies that need to conduct archaeological surveys before starting construction projects.
5. - Government agencies responsible for preserving and managing historical sites and landscapes.
6. - Educational institutions offering courses or programs related to archaeology and remote sensing.
7. - The general public interested in learning about the history and cultural heritage of a specific area through aerial surveys.

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Home - aerial archeology involves the use of aerial photography and remote sensing technologies to study and document archaeological sites from above.

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Information that must be reported includes the location of the survey, techniques used, notable discoveries, and any recommendations for further study or preservation.