Resistivity Survey in the Glebe

The survey was undertaken over 5 days; the first day was in October 2019 and the remaining 4 days were in October to December 2021.

The survey revealed a clear series of anomalies, particularly in the  southern half of the field. The dark anomalies represent higher resistivity ie walls, foundations stonework etc and the lighter anomalies are lower resistivity eg ditches, pits, areas of waterlogging etc.  The diagonal trending low resistivity anomaly represents the course of a service pipe (probably metal) which was laid in the early 20th Century.

More detailed analysis will appear in the Reports section in due course.