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#FieldworkFriday: Taking your levels.
(Confessions of an archaeologist: Have to write down that setup and formula every single time again. 😬🙄😉)
Always thought this (indeed quite powerful) photo breathes the composition of a 19th century painting … so, why not finally turn it into one for this #SketchbookSunday? 🤔😉 https://t.co/nuNf2Mj02A
Sometimes those illustrations go their own way (here's e.g. an earlier draft of above's reconstruction of #PlantFood processing at #GöbekliTepe).
That's the fun in #visualizations: discussing all this fascinating research with the colleagues - and adding new results on the go.
"What you're always scribbling into your little notebook there, mate? How about grabbing a shovel and giving us a hand here?" 🤨😉
From the archaeologist's field sketchbook.
#archink prompt number 13 is about … "Reconstructing #Archaeology". - From scratch.
Speaking of #IAD2021 tweetathons - what's your #FavoriteArchaeologyTool called … in e.g. Turkish, Romanian, Danish, or Greek? 🤔😉
#InternationalArchaeologyDay is approaching. And if you haven't yet, you really should check @archaeology_aia's #IAD2021 tweethatons! 👌
For today's #ArchaeologistsAtWork topic, I'd thought to (forgive the pun 😉) dig up this illustrated reportage of just another excavation day: https://t.co/qin4R0Uz5O
Today's #archink prompt is "#InSmallThingsForgotten" - and when it comes to the #archaeology of small things, it gets personal … touching right onto my own research into the #BronzeAge #MiniatureSwords of northern central Europe. 😉