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Infrared RTI

Last night i took the artwork from my wall and did my first infrared RTI. I would say it is even more exiting than normal RTI as you will see things you are not able to see with naked eye. Artwork I was taking photos of was not maybe the best to show the potential of IR RTI but I hope to try it it again with bigger light-source (I used converted Maglite Mini) and more challenging art-piece. Click on image to switch in between normal photo and IR RTI with specular enhancement filter. Continue reading →

CAHO Seminars 2012/13

Welcome to the Centre for the Archaeology of Human Origins (CAHO) seminar blog. This page will display all the information you need to know for this year’s seminar series starting on the 26th October 2012.  The seminars are 40 minutes long from 5pm every other Friday and culminate in a discussion session and wine reception.  Each seminar takes place in the Wymer Lab, Archaeology Building (65A), University of Southampton, Avenue Campus. Continue reading →

British Sign Language

British Sign Language (BSL) is thought to have around 150,000 deaf users in the UK, not including thousands of other users who are hearing relatives of the deaf, or who work with the British deaf community. Due to their different historical origins, only around 30% of signs in BSL are identical to American Sign Language (ASL). BSL is most closely linked to Australian and New Zealand sign languages, which evolved from an early form of BSL. It also has regional dialects across the UK. Continue reading →

British Sign Language

British Sign Language (BSL) is thought to have around 150,000 deaf users in the UK, not including thousands of other users who are hearing relatives of the deaf, or who work with the British deaf community. Due to their different historical origins, only around 30% of signs in BSL are identical to American Sign Language (ASL). BSL is most closely linked to Australian and New Zealand sign languages, which evolved from an early form of BSL. It also has regional dialects across the UK. Continue reading →