Microscopy Laboratory
The Microscopy Laboratory at the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology is a specialized unit dedicated to the scientific examination of archaeological artifacts. It houses a diverse range of advanced optical instruments that enable precise micro-analysis of various specimens.
These analyses assist researchers in identifying material compositions and manufacturing techniques, providing valuable insights into ancient technologies. The laboratory also serves as a vital hub for training students in microscopic applications within archaeology, supporting multidisciplinary research across archaeology, geology, and anthropology.
Microscopy & Analytical Instruments
[Image of the different types of optical microscopes]
Optical Microscopes (Leica)
Advanced polarized microscopes for petrographic studies. (Germany, DM/LSP)
Stereo Microscope (Stemi 2000-C)
For detailed 3D examination and digital documentation. (Germany)
Inverted Metallurgical Microscope
Microstructural analysis of metals and alloys. (Italy, IM-3MET)
Olympus Microscopes
High-clarity analysis of biological and material structures. (Japan, BHM)
OPTRONIC Microscope
Digital imaging for measurement and micro-documentation. (Germany, KRUSS)
Digital Micro-Hardness Tester
Digital measurement of solid sample hardness. (China, HVD-1000M)
Contact Information
Mr. Mousa Sarbal
Laboratory Technician
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Laboratory Technician
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