Photography (Other Keyword)
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Review of Photography in Archaeology and Conservation (1996)
Review of Photography in Archaeology and Conservation
Scott Creek Investigation (1982)
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Seeing Is Believing: The Documentation of Rock Art (2018)
This presentation examines traditional, contemporary, and experimental methods of illustration and photography in rock art recording. Addressed accordingly are the processes and problems unique to pictographic (painted) and petroglyphic (pecked) parietal imagery, superimposition and dating. As a rock art researcher, photographer, and artist, many examples will be drawn from my fieldwork; specifically contemporary methods utilizing panoramic photography and an experimental photographic technique...
Seeing Is Believing: The Documentation of Rock Art (2019)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2019: General Sessions" session, at the 84th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. This presentation examines traditional, contemporary, and experimental methods of illustration and photography in rock art recording. Addressed accordingly are the processes and problems unique to pictographs (painted) and petroglyphs (pecked) parietal imagery, superimposition and dating. As a rock art researcher, photographer, and artist, many examples will...
Shedding New Light on the Past: The Potential for Short Wave Ultraviolet Photography in Archaeology (2015)
Recent advances technology allow digital cameras to be modified to record monochrome ultraviolet light at a high level of sensitivity. The ability to collect imagery on archaeological targets in short wave ultraviolet (wavelengths of 280 nanometers or less) reveals information previously hidden from view. Advances in camera technology, lens & filter types, and specialized lighting equipment needed to taking short wave ultraviolet images are discussed along with methodologies for collecting high...
Small Scale Photogrammetry Enhances Archaeological Record (1978)
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Small-Find Illustration: a Combined Photographic / Line Drawing Technique (1976)
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Test of Aerial Photography in an Estuarine Mangrove Swamp In Veracruz, Mexico (1975)
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Trip Report: Torwa Island, Maloelap Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands, 5-12 September 1989 (1989)
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Unknown (List of Photographs)
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Use of Infra-Red Photography in Archaeological Field Work (1954)
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The use of photography to contextualize archaeological finds from the Holocaust (2016)
Studying the Holocaust from an archaeological perspective is a relatively new line of investigation, yet it is very important as many of these camps were hidden by the Nazis to conceal incriminating evidence. There may be knowledge of them, perhaps a few documents or survivors, but what happens when they die? What evidence will we have left concerning their resources, activities, or life conditions? The work done by archaeologists that study the material culture can help put the pieces together...
Using Aerial Photography To Locate Intertidal Stone Fishing Structures in the Prince of Wales Archipelago, Southeast Alaska (1986)
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Visual Representations and Entanglements: Photography and Native Identity-Making in the Classroom and Museum (2015)
This paper examines politics of representation of Native North American communities, past and present, through the use of photographs in academic and museum settings. We consider how photographs of people and objects have been used to naturalize precepts of colonialism, as well as how they have been used to empower indigenous subjects. The implementation of NAGPRA has provided a framework for museums to determine if they should display certain objects deemed culturally sensitive; however, there...
Visual Storytelling for a Modern Age (2021)
This is an abstract from the "SAA 2021: General Sessions" session, at the 86th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Visual Storytelling for a Modern Age: In a visually obsessed world, many archaeologists have squandered the potential for effectively sharing the story of their research. This presentation focuses on the importance of integrating a content creator and utilizing modern image creation techniques to more effectively communicate the story of archaeology, while...
Wood Nymps and Patriots: Depictions of Samoans in the National Geographic Magazine (1992)
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