EARTH TRANSLATES

Each archaeological relic is a part of a greater whole and tells a part of a wider story. Sometimes a finding supports an earlier thesis. Sometimes it generates discussions. At other times it undermines earlier adopted assumptions. And sometimes there is a sensational discovery which sheds new light on an established theory. Whichever it might be, EARTH translates and explains the meaning of archaeological discoveries and through this she significantly contributes to our shared history.

EARTH believes that established scientific archaeological research methods are the basis for first-class research. We approach our assignments with the philosophy that each archaeological research project is unique. Each excavation site has its own context and its own dynamics, therefore EARTH develops an individual concept for each archaeological project, drawing upon both established and cutting edge research methods.