This paper presents the results of a sample of geophysical surveys carried out on cropmark sites around Traprain Law, East Lothian. This work formed the first phase of the Traprain Law Environs Project, a long-term research project being conducted by the Department of Archaeology, University of Durham, and Dickinson College, Pennsylvania, USA, investigating settlement and society in the East
... [Show full abstract] Lothian coastal plain during the 1st millennia BC and AD. The surveys were undertaken by Archaeological Services University of Durham (ASUD) using fluxgate gradiometers and are being followed by further surveys and excavations at selected sites.