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Magnetometry

2m 24s
Meg explains a few of the techniques used in Magnetometry. This method examines the various magnetic fields in the earth, and archaeological geophysicists look at contrasts in their data to identify potential features buried under the ground.
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Mobile Science Lab

2m 21s
Topper is one of the few archaeological digs to have a mobile science lab, were data can be collected and processed in real time at the site.
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The Future of Range Creek

1m 37s
Site Director Duncan Metcalfe believes that Range Creek can be a valuable resource for preserving wildlife, studying geology and learning about our past.
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Wilcox Ranch

2m 2s
Once home to the family who ranched in the canyon for over 50 years, Wilcox Ranch is now being developed into a center for archaeological research.
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Survey

1m 12s
Time Team Surveyor Steve Wilkes explains why mapping is an important part of archaeology.
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Visiting Range Creek

1m 37s
Mark Connolley follows the footsteps of Range Creek visitors to insure the safety of the site. Learn how you can visit Range Creek and see the canyon for yourself.
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Culture of the Trowel

2m 59s
The trowel is the archaeologist's signature tool -- good for everything from sculpting the walls and floors of a unit to inspiring raging debates.
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