Archaeology Instruments
Custom Tailored Packages for Archaeology.
Meyer specifically offers microscopes, stereomicroscopes, digital cameras, image-analysis software, whole-slide scanners, and polarized-light scanning systems, including equipment intended for archaeological applications.
Microscopes, digital imaging systems, slide scanners, and related microscopy equipment have a wide range of applications in archaeology, particularly in the examination, identification, documentation, and preservation of archaeological materials. Stereo microscopes and optical microscopes can be used to examine artifacts and samples at different scales, allowing researchers to study surface features, manufacturing marks, wear patterns, inclusions, fibers, pigments, residues, and other microscopic characteristics that may not be visible to the naked eye. Digital microscope cameras and image-analysis software can further document these observations, allowing archaeologists to capture high-resolution images, make measurements, compare specimens, and create permanent visual records for research and conservation. These systems can be especially valuable when studying ceramics, stone tools, bone, textiles, plant remains, pigments, and other small or fragile archaeological materials.
Meyer Instruments’ digital slide-scanning and polarized-light imaging capabilities are also particularly relevant to archaeological and geoarchaeological research. Their scanners can convert microscope slides and geological thin sections into high-resolution digital images that can be archived, annotated, measured, and shared electronically. For example, Meyer offers systems capable of scanning rock thin sections in both brightfield and polarized light, which can support the analysis of stone artifacts, geological source materials, sediments, and mineral composition.
Huvitz HSZ-600
The improved performance is much easier to work by simple and intuitive structure. HSZ-600, A Greenough system to provide a wide range of inspection field demanding safety and comfortability.
Huvitz HSZ-700
Wisely optimized zooming and color reproduction offer you stable and high quality images. The HSZ-700 is the best solution where high precision Galilean optic system is required!
Motic BA310 POL
The BA310 POL is designed for the examination of birefringent samples from petrography and mineralogy, and can also be used for the synthetic materials industry where repeatable observations can be performed with efficiency and reliability. The BA310 POL also works especially well in Educational applications of material professions, where affordability and ease-of-use are key requirements. The Motic BA310 POL is the perfect microscope for geological birefringent samples.
Motic SMZ171
With the new SMZ-171 Stereo Zoom microscope Motic proudly introduces an optically improved addition to its well-established SMZ Stereo series. New materials for ESD compatibility as well as optimized LED illumination options have been added to this series to create a versatile Stereo microscope platform for a wide range of biological and mate- rial science applications. The SMZ-171’s optical performance, combined with its expanded accessory line, make it an ideal instrument for the demanding requirements for both routine and research fields. From biological and medical preparations to industrial quality control and inspection, the SMZ-171 will deliver repeatedly clear and distortion-free images.
Image Pro Premier
Incorporating more than 25 years of user input, Image-Pro Premier provides intuitive tools that make it easy to capture, process, measure, analyze, and share your images and valuable data. Rely on our worldwide network of Image-Pro partners, superb training tools, and technical support team to help you get started and keep your research moving forward. Try Image-Pro Premier today and discover what makes Image-Pro from Media Cybernetics® the leading image analysis software.
