Becoming Archaeology
The entries in this gallery all captured a moment in the archaeological journey of an object or place.
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Those vehicles are left at an open land at Barnham, untended. They are on their journey to become part of Archaeology. Nearby, stone tools dating to 400 ka were found, which have been through this journey already.By Xin Ding
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Our picture shows how Beatrijs, under close examination of a sister from the Las Dueñas convent in Salamanca (Spain), takes photos of an Islamic water jar once owned by Chikaba, an afro-hispanic nun who lived in the convent during the 18th century. The photo reflects our journey to capture and understand the archaeological itinerary of this jar, from utilitarian object to Christian relic, and to learn more about Chikaba's journey, from slavery to becoming a renowned writer.By Beatrijs de Groot and Sirio Canos Donnay
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Journey to the afterlife. Late Iron Age burial mounds in the grave fields at Lovö, Lake Mӓlaren, near Stockholm, June 2022.By Stuart Brookes
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An Armenian church bearing witness to a land emptied of its people.By Paolo Guarino
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We played spot the tell site on our journey through the fertile plains.By Paolo Guarino
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Van Castle is melting into the landscapeBy Paolo Guarino
Those vehicles are left at an open land at Barnham, untended. They are on their journey to become part of Archaeology. Nearby, stone tools dating to 400 ka were found, which have been through this journey already.By Xin Ding
Our picture shows how Beatrijs, under close examination of a sister from the Las Dueñas convent in Salamanca (Spain), takes photos of an Islamic water jar once owned by Chikaba, an afro-hispanic nun who lived in the convent during the 18th century. The photo reflects our journey to capture and understand the archaeological itinerary of this jar, from utilitarian object to Christian relic, and to learn more about Chikaba's journey, from slavery to becoming a renowned writer.By Beatrijs de Groot and Sirio Canos Donnay
Journey to the afterlife. Late Iron Age burial mounds in the grave fields at Lovö, Lake Mӓlaren, near Stockholm, June 2022.By Stuart Brookes
An Armenian church bearing witness to a land emptied of its people.By Paolo Guarino
We played spot the tell site on our journey through the fertile plains.By Paolo Guarino
Van Castle is melting into the landscapeBy Paolo Guarino