• Archaeological Methods: Dumpy 1 - Set Up 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to set up a dumpy level before starting to survey. First video in a series on using dumpy survey equipment for archaeological fieldwork.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Baseline Offset Survey 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to map archaeological features using the baseline offset survey method.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Dumpy 2 - Levelling 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to ensure the dumpy equipment is level before starting to take readings. Second video in a series on using a dumpy level for archaeological fieldwork.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Dumpy 3 - Focusing 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to focus the dumpy level on the staff for archaeological surveying. Third video in a series on using a dumpy level for archaeological fieldwork.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Dumpy 4 - Read the Staff 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to read the survey staff when using a dumpy level. This video is the fourth in a series on using a dumpy level for archaeological fieldwork.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Reading a Compass 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs demonstrates how to read a prismatic compass for use in archaeological field survey.
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    • Archaeological Methods: Set Up a 1m Grid Square 

      Colley, Sarah; Gibbs, Martin
      Published 2012-10-15
      Dr Martin Gibbs explains how to set up a 1m grid square for an archaeological excavation using hand-tapes. This is a common and basic technique used in field archaeology that only needs simple equipment.
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