Series: Inst Fld Archaeol Techn Pap

Several photographic survey techniques are now available for recovering non-visible information from historic buildings, excavated areas, and pre-excavation areas. Equipment is briefly described together with some details of applications to 'open fabric' (non-rendered) anomalies in standing buildings, the examination of painted surfaces with Contrast/Contour Enhancing Illumination (CEI), the survey of window glass in situ, the examination of inscribed and carved surfaces, and the revealing of archaeological features concealed by vegetation or soil.

Provides guidance on the points that should be considered when drawing up a contract, either as part of an overall development agreement or for undertaking specified archaeological operations. The relevant clauses to be encountered in a development agreement or a contract for archaeological services are explained. Appendix 1 is a model contract for use between an archaeological contractor and a developer/client. Au(adp)