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Soil samples are taken from key points on an excavation site. Bits of charred grain, snail shells etc. help environmental specialists build up a picture of the past landscape.
Seives with different sized mesh are used to separate different types of environmental evidence.
Scripps Institution of Oceanography SEAPLEX researchers developed an ad hoc sampling grid to obtain statistical information about the sea surface in one section of the gyre.
A volunteer logged archaeological samples at the Raven Bluff camp. Samples were transported to the University of Alaska Museum of the North in Fairbanks, Alaska, for further analysis. Photo by Craig McCaa, BLM Alaska.
The resulting swatches from my yarn sampling the other day.
This experiment was very interesting. Although I like all of the finished yarns I had pretty strong preferences for my project as soon as I saw the skeins, but the swatching really made me appreciate how nice they all are even more.
The yarns spun up slightly differently than I had expected in some cases, but the swatching was really where the difference in expectations came out. I wasn't thinking after seeing the skeins that I would like all of them so much, but I do! They're all beautiful but I think I still prefer my original choice the best for a sweater for me. (Bottom left.)
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Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum
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Greg Lynn FORM, Venice
Liquid Plastic Robot, 2009
Digital print, 53.3 x 39.4 cm
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A member of the ILRI team prepares blood samples at Merti sub county hospital lab in Isiolo county, Kenya before being shipped to Nairobi ILRI campus. The samples are part of a cross-sectional study to determine the prevalence of brucellosis, Q fever and Rift Valley fever (photo credit: ILRI/Geoffrey Njenga).
Sample page of my new self publication:
'How to build an Award Winning Imperial Japanese Navy Aircraft-Carrier ZUIKAKU'
Taking smaller samples from along the core length.
Cores are tubes of earth retrieved by drilling a borehole. Boreholes are often drilled in advance of construction involving foundations or to study the deep layers of archaeological deposits without excavation. We use samples from the cores for dating and environmental purposes.
UF6 samples awaiting analysis in the SAL Uranium Laboratory. (Seibersdorf Analytical Laboratory, Seibersdorf, Austria, 12 March 2007)
Photo Credit: Dean Calma/IAEA
Our housing event was a blast. The ladies turned the sampling program into an entire spa day, and they loved the skin care samples.
Each sample weighs approximately 1 ounce and will last through 5-10 hand washings or 1-2 great showers! This is a great option for sampling a variety of combinations.
* Oatmeal and Vanilla
* Muguet, Lilac Blossom and Violet
* Pear, Cyclamen and Sweet Pea
* Black Raspberry and Vanilla
* Cucumber and Melon
* Yellow Mandarin, Sweet Orange Peel and White Peach
* Grapefruit, Valencia Orange and Kumquat
* Rosemary Mint
* Pure Lavender
* Amber, Clove and Nutmeg
* Jasmine, Lilac and Freesia
* Coconut, Verbena and Lime
* Heirloom English Tea Rose
* Mandarin, Exotic Flowers and Salt
* Green Tea and Cucumber
* Basil, Lime and Garden Greens
* Vanilla Hazelnut
* Rosemary Lavender
* Chestnut, Clove and Warm Vanilla Sugar
* Patchouli, Cinnamon and Cedarwood
* Sweet Pineapple Pine
* NY Black and White Snickerdoodle
* Clandestine Nirvana
* Secret Midnight Path
* Obscure Heliotrope
* Magical Butterfly Sapling
* Honeysuckle, Ylang Ylang and Muguet
* Lemon Lime
* Chefs Special Café Con Leche
* Opulent Black Raspberry
* Magnolia Crème Brulee
* Calming Jasmine, Green Tea & Cucumber
* Vanilla Buttercream Sundae
* Revitalizing Mint Chocolate Rosemary
* Ultra-Moisturizing Sensitive
* Sensitive Olive Oil Amante
Terminal 5, Heathrow, has been one of the biggest construction projects in the world. Excavations by Framework Archaeology, in advance of the construction works, have uncovered almost 9,000 years of history.
Archaeologists took soil samples from the excavated features. The environmental evidence is then analysed to give a picture of how the landscape developed over time.
Visit the Archaeology of Heathrow Terminal 5 website to find out the full story.