Internet Archaeol 11. Oxley. List of Figures

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Figure 1: John Speed's map of York (1610)
Figure 2: Location of 44-45 Parliament Street evaluation
Figure 3: North-east facing section
Figure 4: Intercutting medieval pits
Figure 5: Location of all monitoring points
Figure 6: Location of monitoring points within trench
Figure 7: The operation of the neutron probe on Access Tube 1
Figure 8: Soil moisture cell and meter unit
Figure 9: Archaeological deposit within inspection chamber
Figure 10: Downloading the monitoring data
Figure 11: The neutron probe
Figure 12: Borehole 2 core samples
Figure 13: Deposit water measurements by neutron probe access tube 3
Figure 14: Deposit water measurements by neutron probe access tube 1
Figure 15: The installation of a suction sampler
Figure 16: Air temperature recorded during each monitoring visit
Figure 17: Conductivity (ms/cm) of water samples
Figure 18: Dissolved oxygen (mg/l) of water samples
Figure 19: Dissolved oxygen (% sat) of water samples
Figure 20: pH of water samples
Figure 21: Redox potential (mV) of water samples
Figure 22: Temperature (°C) of water samples
Figure 23: Water level (m AOD) of dipwell samples
Figure 24: Temperature (°C) of moisture cells 1 & 2 over time
Figure 25: Temperature (°C) of moisture cell 3 over time
Figure 26: Temperature (°C) of moisture cells 5, 6 & 7 over time
Figure 27: Temperature (°C) of moisture cells 9 & 10 over time
Figure 28: Resistance (ohms) of moisture cells 1 & 2 over time
Figure 29: Resistance (ohms) of moisture cells 3 & 4 over time
Figure 30: Resistance (ohms) of moisture cells 5, 6, 7 & 8 over time
Figure 31:Resistance (ohms) of moisture cells 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 over time
Figure 32: Temperature sensor on Dataloggers (i.e. air temperature) over time

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