The area object of the study was analysed with a geographical and geo-archaeological approach, integrating the data by using geomatic techniques (Satellite Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System). The processing on the data of the high resolution Satellite image allowed us to discover that in the karst environment, like the one in which the Burnum was established, the areas with a higher humidity and vegetation concentration are the results of the anthropic action due to the area’s frequentation in the Roman age. The infrastructure and buildings, the interventions to raise the ancient natural surface levels, and the subsequent collapse of buildings during the stage when the site was abandoned, determined the formation of a significant substrate in the area. From the results of the surveys and data, the positive responses on the image’s analysis through the Band Ratio and the enhancement procedures highlighted the differences in the soil’s patterns/weaving. This method of investigation, the results of which will be verified by carrying out targeted surveys, allows the presence of residential infrastructure (canabae) in the area surrounding the Roman site and especially along the main roads. The archaeological site of Burnum, today corresponding to approximately 8 hectares, could be doubled, enhancing even further the role that the city had in this part of the Roman province of Dalmatia.