MARLEY HENDERSON POMPEII, ITALY. MAP PHOTOS TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES Some tools that the archaeologists use are: Trowel picks Shovels Various brushes &

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MARLEY HENDERSON POMPEII, ITALY

MAP

PHOTOS

TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES Some tools that the archaeologists use are: Trowel picks Shovels Various brushes & dust pans Screen sifter (to sift threw dirt to find smaller artifacts) Floatation device Mapping device & GPS

LAB TOOLS Some tools archaeologists use in the lab are: Carbon radio testing Chemical analyses Cameras Microscopes Measuring devices Computers

EFFECTS ON OUR SOCIETY The dig helps us to understand what life was like many years ago, and to understand ancient times better, and to find out what is real and what is just myths.