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Supplementary material from " Application and validation of high-density electrical resistivity tomography in the investigation of ancient tombs affected by looting"
In karst terrains underlain by lateritic cover, the inherent resistivity ambiguity between natural cavities, water-bearing conduits, and man-made tomb spaces poses a fundamental challenge to non-invasive archaeological prospection. This study employed two-dimensional electrical resistiv
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