Of course, technological archeology has advantages and disadvantages. It can enhance the modern archaeological capabilities, but it cannot replace traditional archaeological methods. For example, the green laser pointer radar archeology can draw three-dimensional images of cultural relics and relics, but it is difficult to grasp the information about the materials and texture of archeological objects. In addition, after scientific and technological methods have found clues to cultural relics, traditional archaeological methods are needed to improve the details, such as historical documents and field archeological verification.
Explore Maya again with lidar technology. The discovery of the ancient underground city near Angkor Wat is not the only lidar project carried out by the international archeological community. Similar is the archaeology of the Mayan New Ancient City carried out by the University of Florida. Researchers scanned the Guatemalan jungle region of Central America using lidar technology and unexpectedly revealed 60,000 previously unknown structures. This means that it used to be a huge city, and millions of people may use it as their home.
Green laser pointers far exceed the imagination of the past. Archaeologists have discovered that there is a 2,100 square kilometer jungle area around the city, which contains newly discovered palaces, bridges, fortifications, residences and other man-made buildings. These have not been patronized for centuries. The most amazing thing is that archeologists have found the highway, connecting almost all the city centers, and the quarries in the city center.