📸 The Archaeology and Anthropology Photography Laboratory

The Photography Laboratory at the College of Archaeology and Anthropology is a specialized center dedicated to supporting research and archaeological fieldwork through advanced imaging techniques.

🔬 Core Services and Expertise

The laboratory provides a professional environment for documenting archaeological finds and heritage materials using the latest cameras, specialized equipment, and lighting designed for scientific photography.

The lab offers a range of high-precision imaging services, including:

• Macro Photography: Capturing extreme close-ups of artifacts for detailed analysis.

• Osteological Imaging: Specialized photography of bones and crania for anthropological and bioarchaeological studies.

• 3D Imaging: Generating digital three-dimensional models of objects and sites.

• RTI (Reflectance Transformation Imaging): A computational photographic method used to document and visualize the surface shape and color of objects, revealing minute details such as tool marks or faint inscriptions.

• Image Processing and Archiving: High-level processing to produce accurate visual documentation that supports academic research and field projects.

📚 Training and Preservation

The laboratory is committed to training students and researchers in modern visual documentation methods to ensure the preservation of the archaeological heritage with the highest standards of accuracy and quality.

Lab Supervisor:

Mr. Bilal Al-Hammouri

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