Jona Schlegel

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First prompt #bone Humans used every part of an animal in the past - and probably still doing it. And different bones (and also antler parts) can be used for different tools. In the illustration you can see a few things that can be crafted from deer bones. #archlnk #inktober

22/11/20 19:49

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The data acquired with an airborne laserscanner gives us a digital elevation models. That archaeologist then can process in different ways, to retrieve information about the topography, and visualise archaeological features. #archInk #spectrum #inktober

22/10/28 01:35

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Books on bones either academic or fictional - accompanied by a nice cup of tea. #archInk #inktober

22/10/27 01:15

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Remote #sensing is a useful tool in archaeology. But the satellites are also part of the orbital debris once they are missfunctioning or deemed out of service. #archInk #inktober

22/10/26 23:26

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In 1885, a Danish expeditiorn traded three wooden maps from an Inuit hunter in the small settlement Ammassalik. The one depicted in this illustration shows the re-creation of the coastline stretching north of Ammassalik. #archInk #inktober #recreate

22/10/26 04:50

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(sub)fields regarding the word "archaeology": A-artefacts R-research C-cultural aspects H-history A-architectural elements E-excavation O-organic remains L-layers O-osteology G-geology and geoarchaeology Y-yesterday and the past #archInk #inktober

22/10/25 18:50

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What equipment and adjusting screws are leading up to you becoming the archaeologist you are today or want to become? #archInk #Inktober #gear

22/10/25 05:01

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ldea bulb in the old stone age. dating to the Magdalenian. #archInk #archaeology #inktober

22/10/23 18:21

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The archaeological triangular tool. #archInk #inktober

22/10/23 02:48

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Through magnetic prospection we are able to locate and see anomalies like hearth in the data. #archInk #inktober

22/10/23 02:47

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The early trade and exchange network through Europe - the Amber Road. #archink #exchange #inktober

22/10/23 02:29

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Take care of yourself and be prepared while doing field work. #archInk #safety #trip #inktober

22/10/21 06:04

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A flower bouquet for eternity in form of this limestone relief, found in northern Egypt and dates to the 19th Dynasty to Roman Period. #inktober #bouquet #archInk

22/10/18 04:03

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#archInk #dirt #inktober

22/10/18 03:56

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This is a coin from Syracuse, Sicily dating to the Second Democracy (466-405 BCE). #inktober #scallop #archlnk #patina

22/10/12 22:38

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If archaeological excavation trenches would be scattered all over a city — like the old now central area of Vienna the capital of Austria. Would you have been able to guess the city based on these random “windows” showing you the anthropogenic remains? #archInk #square #inktober

22/10/12 02:29

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The drawing represents the archaeological record - so what archaeologist document - in the form of a vinyl. And the loud noise of the gramophone is scarring a small mouse away #scurry For the archaeologist everything that we record #matters. #inkTober #archInk

22/10/04 02:56

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This gargoyle can be found at the Cologne Cathedral (Germany). #inktober #archink

22/10/03 02:50

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31 #archink #TheHumanBoneManual #inktober #archink2021

21/11/14 16:12

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29 #archink #Voice&Vision In his book “Voice and Vision: A Guide to Writing History and other Serious Nonfiction” Stephen J. Pyne also talks about how to write academic results and scientific findings in a more engaging way #inktober

21/11/12 15:30

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26 #archink What remains after a revolution? What kind of objects can tell us the story of the #revolt? The stone: depicts two Pueblo warriors carrying shields and weapons. The metal horse head: After the Romans lost around 9 AD and their statues were often destroyed. #inktober

21/11/09 19:00

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24 #archink Prompt Hungry Listening. #archink2021 #inktober

21/11/03 07:08

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23 #archink “we never stop learning archaeology. We are always becoming archaeologists.” (“Assembling Archaeology: Teaching, Practice, and Research” by Hannah Cobb and Karina Croucher, p. 16). And with that in my head I draw an archaeological dress-up paper doll. #inktober

21/11/02 05:12

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22 #archink Building up a usable database is quite a challenge and therefore the CICOC CRM helps a lot. But no matter what system or approach you are using, it can get quite Entangled. #inktober2021 #archink2021

21/10/29 05:46

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21 #archink Hacking the Academy. As hacking is usually connected to PC, laptops and coding, I decided to draw the inside of a PC tower, which can be updated with new features of hardware, and therefor could be running faster and longer. #inktober #inktober2021

21/10/26 06:03