Table of Contents:**
1. Introduction
  - Background and significance of archaeological site conservation
  - Objectives of the study
  - Scope and methodology
  - Definition of key terms
  - Overview of geophysical methods in archaeology
  - Importance of non-destructive techniques for heritage site investigation
2. Literature Review
  - Geophysical techniques for archaeological prospection
  - Previous studies on geophysical investigations in heritage conservation
  - Case studies of successful applications of geophysics in archaeology
  - Advances in data interpretation and visualization
  - Challenges and limitations in geophysical surveys
  - Ethical considerations in archaeological research
  - Role of geophysics in cultural resource management
3. Methodology
  - Selection of study sites
  - Geophysical survey design and implementation
  - Data acquisition techniques and equipment
  - Data processing and interpretation methods
  - Integration of geophysical results with other archaeological data
  - Preservation and documentation of cultural heritage sites
  - Community engagement and stakeholder involvement
4. Results and Analysis
  - Identification of subsurface archaeological features
  - Mapping of cultural heritage landscapes
  - Detection of buried structures and artifacts
  - Comparison of geophysical data with ground truthing
  - Assessment of site preservation needs
  - Visualization and dissemination of survey results
  - Implications of geophysical findings for site conservation strategies
5. Discussion
  - Integration of geophysics into heritage site management plans
  - Challenges and opportunities in geophysical investigations
  - Collaboration between archaeologists and geophysicists
  - Capacity building and training in geophysical techniques
  - Public engagement and education initiatives
  - Ethical considerations in heritage site conservation
  - Future directions in geophysical research for archaeology