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    Use of Ground Penetrating Radar to identify the presence and orientation of Graves in St. Brigitts Cemetery, Bergen New York

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    Author
    Rodgers, Michael D.
    Richards, Paul L.
    Keyword
    Ground Penetrating Radar
    GPR
    Cemetery
    Bergen NY
    Unmarked Graves
    Date Published
    2013-01-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/3930
    Abstract
    Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) was employed to determine the location of all caskets buried at the St. Brigitts cemetery, located at the intersection of Munger Rd and Rte 33 in Bergen, New York. The study, which located 432 sites in the cemetery where caskets are buried, will assist the Diocese of St. Brigitts Church in their plans to improve the cemetery. These improvements include the refurbishment of existing headstones, the replacement of headstones where none currently exist, and the identification of land areas where new graves may be located.
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