Archaeological aerial photography

Archaeological aerial photography involves capturing images of the landscape from above, typically using planes, drones, or balloons. This technique helps archaeologists identify hidden or buried structures, ancient roads, and land formations that are not easily seen from the ground. By analyzing these photographs, experts can detect patterns, features, and landscape changes that provide clues about past human activity. This method allows for non-invasive exploration of large areas, making it an essential tool for uncovering and studying historical sites without disturbing the ground.