I was recently directed to great website called Aerial Archaeology in Northern France that is quite fun to explore. It walks you through their process and illustrates how the same ancient site can look different on different days. For those familiar with aerial photography, it is no surprise that ancient, buried remnants can present themselves as crop anomalies, but it is impressive to see how it plays out in a country with rich history.
19 August 2007
Aerial Archaeology in Northern France
I was recently directed to great website called Aerial Archaeology in Northern France that is quite fun to explore. It walks you through their process and illustrates how the same ancient site can look different on different days. For those familiar with aerial photography, it is no surprise that ancient, buried remnants can present themselves as crop anomalies, but it is impressive to see how it plays out in a country with rich history.
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