Role and Objectives of the Imaging Laboratory
The laboratory plays a vital role as a specialized technical center for research support and heritage preservation through:
1. Scientific and Research Support
- Core Objective: Supporting archaeological and research activities.
- Environment: Providing a professional environment for documentation.
- Tools: Utilizing state-of-the-art cameras and specialized lighting for scientific photography.
2. Specialized Advanced Services
The lab offers precise imaging techniques tailored to the requirements of Archaeology and Anthropology, most notably:
- Macro Photography: To capture the finest details of archaeological finds.
- Osteological Imaging: Specialized imaging of bones and skulls for anthropological research.
- 3D Imaging: Creating digital models of artifacts and sites.
- Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI): To reveal hidden surface details.
3. Documentation and Data Processing
- Output: Processing images to produce accurate visual documentation for academic research.
- Standard: Ensuring the preservation of archaeological heritage with the highest quality standards.
4. Training and Qualification
Training students and researchers on modern visual documentation methods, ensuring continuous expertise in this field.
Optical Scanner: Converting photos and paper documents into high-quality digital files.
RTI Technology: Reflectance Transformation Imaging to highlight minute details (e.g., inscriptions and coins).
Laboratory Supervisor
Mr. Belal Hammouri
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📞 Phone: 00962 2 7211111 | Ext: 4276
📱 Mobile: 0799240333