Presentation Services

Presentation Services Links

• Past Forward Specialise in the public presentation of archaeological and historical projects: museums, exhibitions, visitor attractions, multimedia, World Wide Web design. Samples on-line.
  
• Artefacts Specialise in the research and production of replica objects and teaching materials from the European Neolithic to c.1600 C.E.
  
• Digital Archaeological Reports Alan Vince of the University of York and technical aides offer to make the literature generated by UK field archaeology available on the Internet. Profiles, projects.
  
• Maya Vision International A film and television production company, making history and archaeology documentaries with historian Michael Wood. Company history, staff, catalogue. Wood's bibliography.
  
• Azuli IT Services A specialist consultancy offering electronic publishing and database services, experienced in working with archaeologists. Samples of work on-line.
  
• Bronze Age Craft Details of practical workshops / demonstrations in the UK and reproductions of bronze age artefacts by Neil Burridge.
  
• Image Interactive Colin Johnson provides 3D computer-generated photorealistic reconstructions; images and animation. Samples include a virtual tour of Dudley Castle as in 1550.
  
• Red Vision Designers experienced in film and broadcast effects, including computer-generated graphics. Past projects include reconstructions of Solomon's Temple and the 'head of Jesus' for the BBC's 'Son of God'.
  
• Mason Welland Offers heritage presentation in museums and ancient monument and historic site interpretation. Services, projects.
  
• Hooker and Perron Create custom databases, expert systems, and perceptually-designed color suites and maps. Specialists in Celtic coin databases.
  
• The Bronze Age Foundry Dave Chapman, bronze founder and sculptor, attempts to recreate as nearly as possible the metallurgical technology of the Bronze Age. Techniques, cast objects, mail-order catalogue.
  
• Mark Faulkner Archaeological and natural history illustrator. Profile and examples of work: artefacts, insects, reconstruction drawing and computer-generated model.
  
• Cafe: The Archaeology and Ancient History Unit Cafe Productions are a television company who specialise in the production of programming in the fields of anthropology, archaeology, history, travel and science.
  
• Redhead Designs Specialises in 2D and 3D graphics and animations for archaeologists, architects, museums, publishers and television. Clients include the BBC's "Meet The Ancestors".
  
• Interactive Presentations Specialise in multimedia interactive learning and information, including historical reconstruction by archaeologist Mike Ponsford and illustrator Chris Molan. Services, samples.
  
• Creative TV Facilities Experienced in 3D and 2D graphics and animation, title sequences, production and editing. Facilities; samples of work. Clients have included Channel 4's 'Time Team' and the BBC's 'Meet the Ancestors'.
  
• Archweb Mark Bell's specialist archaeological computer consultancy based in Edinburgh. Samples of past and current projects; publication list.
  
• Gallica David Freeman is an historical and archaeological interpreter, specialising in the Iron Age (Celtic) and Romano-British periods.
  
• Artacorn Offers digital archaeological illustration, graphic design and the Archaeological Soils Recording Chart.
  
• Archaeological Texts Can produce archaeological texts, with illustrations: samples online.
  
• The Jelling Dragon Supplier of historical reproductions covering the period from early Roman to late medieval and specialising in Viking weapons, jewellery, leatherwork, hornware, helmets and wrought iron.
  
• Archaeological Illustration Illustrator Nicholas Dooley gives examples of his finds drawings and reconstruction drawings, with photographs of the original remains, from sites in Cyprus, Britain and Turkey.