From ground-penetrating radar to trowels and screens, explore the technology and equipment used by archeologists to uncover buried secrets. This category covers everything from modern innovations to traditional techniques.
This post traces the history of archaeological technology, from early excavation techniques to modern innovations like ground-penetrating radar and LiDAR.
This post explains the role of stratigraphy in archaeology, from how it's used to determine the age of artifacts and structures, to its importance in understanding cultural layers and transitions over time.
This post explores the various dating techniques used in archaeology, from carbon dating to uranium-thorium dating and their role in establishing a timeline for ancient societies and cultures.
This post looks at the cutting edge of archaeological technology, from virtual reality to 3D modeling, and how they're changing the way we approach excavation and interpretation.
