AIA Photo Contest: Field Life

San Isidro, Sonsonate, Salvador

Warszawa, mazowieckie, Poland

Afterparty, PASI (Proyecto Arqueologico San Isidro)

San Isidro, Sonsonate, Salvador

Warszawa, mazowieckie, Poland

In the trench, PASI (Proyecto Arqueologico San Isidro)

San Isidro, Sonsonate, Salvador

Warszawa, mazowieckie, Poland

On the way to home, PASI (Proyecto Arqueologico San Isidro)

Kolonjë

Kolonjë, Kolonjë, Albania

Members of "Fortified Landscape in Eastern Albania: a survey project" (from the right: Vittorio Mirto and Nicolò Montuori).

Sifnos, mountains

Sifnos, Cyclades, Greece

Which square is next?

Irmajit (Albania)

Gramsh, Elbasan, Albania

Members of "Fortified Landscape in Eastern Albania: a survey project" 2021 (from the right: F. Lo Faro, A. Ahmetli, Prof. L.M. Caliò, Prof. A. Skenderaj, F. Spadaro).

Ersekë Museum

Ersekë, Kolonjë, Albania

Members of "Fortified Landscape in Eastern Albania: a survey project" 2021 (from the right: Giulia Raimondi, Francesca Spadaro, Fabrizio Lo Faro, Nicolò Montuori, Vittorio Mirto, Skënder Aliu, Luigi Maria Caliò, Altin Skenderaj, Ardit Ahmetli, Livio Idà).

Irmajit (Albania)

Gramsh, Elbasan, Albania

"Fortified Landscape in Eastern Albania: a survey project". Prof. Altin Skenderaj and Prof. Luigi Maria Caliò (View of the Mount Tomorr from the site of Irmajit).

Vathy, Astypalea

Astypalea, Dodecanese, Greece

Late afternoon work in Vathy

Ness of Brodgar

Kirkwall, Main Island, Orkney, Scotland, United Kingdom

The future of Archaeology Travis is showing his “feather” trowel that was awarded to him by a local retired archaeologist. Travis, a high school student, plans to study archaeology at the University of Islands and Highlands. He has volunteered at the Ness of Brodgar site for several years under ther direction of Nick Card.

Porolissum (Romania)

Pololissum, Salaj county, Romania

Field school students of the Porolissum Forum Project after the first morning of excavations.

Doxford Park

Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, United Kingdom

Camera roll marker for Trench 4, a system of hand signals sometimes referred to as International Site Language in field archaeology. Negative evaluation trench by Green Man Archaeology, near City Way, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, England.