3D mapping with affordable low altitude devices: a case-study in N Portugal

24 september 2012, 09.32

Summary This case is study aimed at evaluating the applicability for 3D documentation of archaeological features of a “Hellkite” equipped with a compact digital camera, combined with software based on “structure from motion” (SfM) processes. The

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Archaeological remote sensing helps to identify ancient Rome’s military activities, campaigns and installations.

27 januari 2012, 22.14

The history of aerial reconnaissance and photography for archaeology and past landscape studies has brought a lot of evidence on a continuous interest among scholars in mapping traces of ancient Roman military activities from the air. Both the pioneers of

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Aerial Survey in Southern Tuscany, June 2011

09 december 2011, 23.30

As part of the ArchaeoLandscapes project, and with the aid of tutors Cinzia Bacilieri and Chris Musson from the Aerial Archaeology Research Group, the University of Siena/Grosseto, in June 2011, carried out five days of aerial survey, landscape recording

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Aerial Archaeology in Slovakia

24 maart 2011, 11.16

The main target of the Slovak part in the project is Danube region in the territory of Slovakia. The Danube, Europe’s second largest river, meets the territory of Slovakia by its middle part – from the Ipeľ estuary (at km 1708.2) to the Moravia

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