The application of aerial survey in archaeology simultaneously with geophysical methods (magnetometry, geoelectric measurements, etc. ) is given. A new approach was formulated, consisting of three stages: 1. Aerial survey tracing archaeological features perceptible on the surface, location on map, photodocumentation, drawing of approximate ground plans of some sites; 2. Geophysical measurements aimed at detection and location of accumulations and concentrations of archaeological features on a site, and plotting of ground plans at a fixed scale; 3. Archaeological surface investigation and excavations on chosen sites. Verification of the function, age, and plans of the sites. -- AATA