2024 Photo Contest Vote!

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2024 Photo Contest Vote!

October 18, 2024

Hello #丁香园AVarchaeology Students, Staff, and Faculty!

ARE YOU READY to vote for your favourite photos submitted for the 2024 photo contest? Votes are due November 3.

(As a reminder...
1^st prize - $300
2^nd prize - $200
3^rd prize - $100)

You can view all the images below, they are in the SAME ORDER as in the linked survey.

Once you have looked at these larger images, you can go to the SURVEY to submit your vote(s) for your favourite image(s)! Yes, you can vote for MORE THAN ONE IMAGE.

Images are in the same order as the voting survey, and are numbered!

Search and vote for your favourites by number in the survey:

1-1: Archaeology doing Reconsiliation at a Residential School

1-2: Me, shaping the Hull, Bow and Stern with an axe

1-3: Balloons over Bagan

1-4: Morning fog through the eucalyptus plantation around the Castelo site

1-5: Artifact Sketches - Langara College, Archaeology Field School

1-6: Sternwheeler Graveyard

Search and vote for your favourites by number in the survey:

2-1: Pemberton, BC. Crew members backfilling. (Digital composite image.)

2-2: Early morning peak of the moon at the wall at the Castelo site

2-3: Layers of History at Bath

2-4: The domain of Sts'ailes Guardians

2-5: Swedish ship Vasa, sank on her maiden voyage, August 10, 1628

Search and vote for your favourites by number in the survey:

3-1: Sunrise in Bagan

3-2: An excursion on the racing Hummingbird

3-3: Bennet Lake Church

3-4: Ministers' Building, Yangon

3-5: The finished dugout canoe, made in the traditional shape and manner of the past Lil'wat nation canoes, is completely usable and should quite literally last a lifetime.

Search and vote for your favourites by number in the survey:

4-1: Collection of Culturally Modified Trees- Mamquam Falls, Squamish

4-2: Past meets Future at 丁香园AV

4-3: Val Senales, South Tyrol: Val Senales is home to the Senales Glacier, known for its stunning views and the chance to explore the high-altitute terrain. Additionally, the glacier area is where the famous 脰tzi was discovered, adding a historical and archaeological significance to the region.