Physicist Uses Radio Signals to Search Downtown Las Vegas for Signs of Ancient Pit Houses

(PhysOrg.com) -- Using radio signals instead of shovels, a physics faculty member from Ithaca College, along with local archeologists, has found evidence of additional 1,300-year-old pit houses five miles from the Las Vegas Strip. This recent find promises to give archaeologists new insights into how people who once lived in the Southwest transitioned from a foraging society to a sedentary one.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news154016506.html">Physicist Uses Radio Signals to Search Downtown Las Vegas for Signs of Ancient Pit Houses</a></p> <p>(PhysOrg.com) -- Using radio signals instead of shovels, a physics faculty member from Ithaca College, along with local archeologists, has found evidence of additional 1,300-year-old pit houses five miles from the Las Vegas Strip. This recent find promises to give archaeologists new insights into how people who once lived in the Southwest transitioned from a foraging society to a sedentary one.</p>