Karst, Slovenia. Prehistoric landscape near village Kazlje discovered by lidar.
For this model I used simple local relief visualization. Local relief modelling removes the large scale morphological elements (hills, valleys...) from data so only small scale features remain (e.g.archaeological features or small natural bumps).
Light grey linear features and dots are remains of drystone walls and stone mounds.
Possible antiquity and prehistory walls and field mounds are clearly seen as they are more widther and curved and have more rounded corners than post medieval ones (these are sharp and thin).
This model is part of [#FridayLiDAR](https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=FridayLiDAR&src=typd) project on Twitter. Check it out...it is archaeology and lidar combined :D