MEDIA DATA TYPESIntroduction | Research | People | Tools
MEDIA DATA TYPES
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| Viking Age pottery-making by archaeologist Minna Hautio. | MLVID9701a | Ornamented and unadorned vessels. | Raimo Lång |
| Viking Age ceramics: ornamental details | MLVID9701b | Ornamental details. | Raimo Lång |
| Viking Age ceramics: clay vessels | MLVID9701c | Ornamented clay vessels. | Raimo Lång |
| Viking Age ceramics: clay vessels | MLVID9701d | Ornamented clay vessels. | Raimo Lång |
| Viking Age ceramics: pottery-making | MLVID9701e | Ornamenting the vessels. | Raimo Lång |
| Viking Age: ceramics: pottery-making | MLVID9701f | Ornamenting the vessels. | Raimo Lång |
| Krookila: Exhibition overview by archaeologist Sami Raninen. | MLVID9802a | Exhibition, "1000 years ago in Raisio". | Lily Díaz |
| Krookila: quern stone | MLVID9802b | Manual flouring of grain. | Lily Díaz |
| Krookila: ax | MLVID9802c | Replicas of Iron Age tools. | Lily Díaz |
| Krookila: textiles | MLVID9802d | Cloths woven with Iron Age methods. | Lily Díaz |
| Building techniques, by archaeologist Juha-Matti Vuorinen. | MLVID9702a | Living and building in Raisiojoki valley. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: timber | MLVID9702b | Rotting and repairing of timber walls. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: timber joint (1) | MLVID9702c | Origins of the timber joint technique. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: roof | MLVID9702d | How roof straws are put in their place. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: timber joint (2) | MLVID9702e | The corner and the door. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: wall-supporting posts. | MLVID9702f | Tongue-in-groove technique for building. | Raimo Lång |
| Building technique: oven | MLVID9702g | Structure of clay-domed oven and situation of door. | Raimo Lång |
| Demonstrations of the vertical loom by textile artesan Pauli Kanto. | MLVID9801a | Introduction | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: fine cloth | MLVID9801b | Time consumed by cloth-making. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: cloth | MLVID9801c | Cloth is made with a standing loom. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (1) | MLVID9801d | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (2) | MLVID9801e | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (3) | MLVID9801f | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (4) | MLVID9801g | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (5) | MLVID9801h | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (6) | MLVID9801i | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (7) | MLVID9801j | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
| Textiles: using the vertical loom. (8) | MLVID9801k | Textile work. | Lily Díaz |
Because it is a time-based medium, video is especially useful to record the processes involved in a method. In this section, video has been used to record several reconstructions staged by the archaeologists. These reconstructions deal with topics such as: ceramic techniques used in the making of pottery, building techniques employed in the construction of a dwelling, the use of tools, and the creation of textile goods.
ML = Medialaboratorio, TaiK, Helsinki
MV = Museovirasto, Helsinki
TYA = Turun yliopiston arkeologian oppiaineen arkisto, Turku.
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