Small finds archaeology photography scale  Printed on matte white, yellow, black or grey on non-reflective rigid plastic. This handy 15 cm scale is a must for small finds photography and site work.

During the Early Holocene in southern Scandinavia sea levels were rising and large areas of the North Sea and the Baltic which had once been dry land were inundated and now lie beneath metres of cold waters.

Partly because of the growing exploitation of the continental shelves for resources including wind-farms, oil drilling and mining industries, this unique landscape is coming to light with the use of new technologies such as high resolution photogrammetric 3D-modelling and hydro acoustic mapping. This is allowing for remarkable visualisations of the submerged landscapes complete with sunken forests.

Discovery of 3,600-year-old body of King Senebkay confirms existence of forgotten dynasty

UK Archaeology Site with latest jobs, news and resources, forum and library, hosted by the British Archaeological Jobs Resource BAJR

Over the past half decade, Mediterranean and Old World archaeology has entered a bold new world of inexpensive three-dimensional documentation. Using photogrammetry software like Agisoft Photoscan,...

The famous first line of English language’s oldest epic poem has been misinterpreted, ever since it was popularised almost 200 years ago

3D: Photo Imaging for Condition Detection, Monitoring, and Documentation Photogrammetry with Agisoft's PhotoScan and Lens Software http://okeeffeimagingproject.wordpress.com/ Definition: Photogramm...

Professional Archaeology Photo Board Set with groove slide letters and numbers for archaeological sites and projects

If you want to take the most professional archaeology photographs possible, you will require the Professional Archaeology Grooved Photo Board.

This robust set comes with everything you need - characters and numbers that easily slide onto the black rubberised black panel. Included are two crystal storage boxes for your characters/numbers and a double sided north arrow.

The panel measures 350mm x 200mm  and is made of washable rubberised grooveboard with a plastic waterproof backing and anodised aluminium frame.

This must be the ultimate photoboard.

At last... a photo board - for the most  professional record of your site

the letters slip easily into place to allow super quick number and character changes. ( see the video )

WHITE characters (234)  and numerals/symbols (264) (19mm)   that is a lot of numbers! 

A 17th century Danish noblewoman had been buried with her head resting on a pillow sewn with gold threads and her maiden crown

Findings from Qesem Cave hint that its prehistoric inhabitants already had a highly advanced social structure and intellectual capacity

The year was 241BC and on the 10th of March a massive naval battle took place off the coast of Sicily between the Romans and Carthaginians. The defeat of the Carthaginians brought about an end to the First Punic War and set the Roman Republic on its militaristic path to establishing an Empire.

A4 Drawing Board for archaeological drawing and recording

The introduction of agriculture into Europe was followed by regional population crashes despite trends of demographical growth, reports research published in Nature Communications. The work suggests that these sharp population decreases weren’t due to changing climatic conditions and therefore the authors propose internal causes.

Stephen Shennan, professor of theoretical archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, received grant funding from the European Research Council to study early agriculture and its impact on populations across Europe. The research represents a major revision to our understanding of how the introduction of agricultural technology impacted humans.