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The authors present the application of the GPR method. The material for analysis was obtained during GPR works carried out at the Teutonic castle in Przezmark. They have become an important supplement to the available historical knowledge and results of previous excavations. Due to the lack of accurate information about the buildings located in the castle area, an attempt was made to identify the area in a non-invasive manner. For verification of architectural remains invisible in the modern landscape, the GPR device VIY -300i with a 300 MHz screen antenna from Transient Technologies LLC was used. After processing the data, an image of the examined area was obtained, in which GPR anomalies were observed. Due to the nature of the examined object, they were initially associated with architectural objects. After obtaining the results in the indicated place, a test trench was established to confirm the anomaly and to recognise its origin.
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The article presents the course of non-invasive geophysical recognition of burials under the floors of the church of Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Andrew in Frombork. There is a history of the GPR method used in the church since 2005, as well as the method of data acquisition and interpretation. The results were compared with the prospection in places of alleged crypts.
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The article presents the course of non-invasive geophysical recognition of the floors of the church of St John the Baptist in Malbork. The research was preceded by conservation and renovation works. The basic features of the GPR method used, as well as the method of data acquisition and interpretation, are described. The possibilities of using the method as pre-emptive and supplementary research for historical sources are presented.
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