REMOTE SENSING ANALYSIS OF BOYNTON MOUNDS COMPLEX (8PB100), PALM BEACH COUNTY, FLORIDA.

The article explores the use of remote sensing techniques to study the Boynton Mounds Complex in Palm Beach County, Florida. The site, which contains earthworks and mounds, has been investigated since the 1970s and is believed to have a long history of habitation. The research aims to analyze the site's design and its relationship with other sites in the region. The article emphasizes the significance of remote sensing in archaeology, as it provides valuable information about ancient earthworks that may have been lost due to development or agriculture. The findings from the analysis of the Boynton Mounds Complex contribute to a better understanding of the site's layout and reveal similarities to other earthwork sites in the area. The article also highlights the importance of using new survey technologies to re-examine previously investigated sites. [Extracted from the article]

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