Stories About the Past
Told Through Archaeology
With hundreds of archaeological excavations taking place across Britain, archaeologists delve into the past to make way for the future.
New roads, new railways, new homes. The results of this work often go unseen, confined to dry, technical reports. In Situ aims to remedy that, putting archaeology where it can be seen.
Structure-from-Motion
Photogrammetry
The most user-friendly 3D recording method
Laser Scanning
Survey-grade 3D recording using high-end equipment
Reflectance Transformation Imaging
Balancing between 2D and 3D to see the invisible
3D Printing
Tactile replicas of fragile artefacts
Digital Reconstructions
Using innovative methods to interpret and visualise findings
Lidar Analysis
Enhancing topographical features to discover new structures
UAV Survey
Reaching the inacessible high-level structures