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Archaeologists

Archaeologists research, document, and preserve material evidence of past cultures in academic research, heritage conservation, excavation projects, and museum settings. Today, this field is characterized by time constraints during rescue excavations, the protection of archaeological remains during construction and infrastructure projects, and increasing demands for legally sound documentation. At the same time, digital recording methods, 3D documentation, and networked data structures are gaining in importance. The need for skilled professionals and the long-term preservation of knowledge and archaeological contexts also significantly impact the field. Thus, archaeology remains central to the preservation of cultural heritage, reliable research, and a responsible balance between development and heritage conservation.

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OLM 171
OLM 171

Light microscopes are used to examine and assess archaeological finds in a way that protects the material. Microscopic analysis supports conclusions about composition, processing, and manufacturing, and facilitates sound scientific documentation.

EMS 6K1
EMS 6K1

Weight is an important parameter for determining the specific weight of a substance, for example a metal slag, which can be found during excavations. Statements can be made about the composition of the slag or its formation via the specific weight. Iron slag is created when iron ore is melted in a blast furnace or iron is processed in a forge. The determination of the weight of any part of this bag should not be carried out very precisely and is best determined with a precision balance

OZP 558C825
OZP 558C825

When examining archaeological finds, the light microscopic assessment is the top priority. For better documentation, we recommend a camera that is connected to the microscope in order to be able to carry out an optimal examination. This ensures a quick and material-friendly qualitative statement

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