P. Romero Pellitero

This paper aims to demonstrate the scope of application of digital 3D photogrammetry in archaeological practice.

El término Teledetección hace referencia a la obtención de información sobre un área u objeto sin que medie necesariamente un contacto directo, englobando diversas disciplinas (cartografía, fotogrametría, técnicas aeroespaciales, etc.) El caso de la prospección en zonas montañosas presenta la com

Ever since the project design to the site of El Jarafi (Lanteira, Granada – Spain) was laid out, the photogrammetry 3D was defined as the method of registration, followed by the methodology established within the project MEMOLA.

The development of new softwares and techniques, such as Structure from Motion (SfM), has provided archaeologists access to a documentation of highest quality and precision.

Using structure from motion (SFM) techniques in the MEMOLA project. Poster presented at the VIIIth Young Researchers in Archaeology Conference (JIA 2015).

Final archaeological plan of the Area 60000 at "pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada). It is visible a big bell-shaped silos, excavated in the rock and abandoned around the XII century.

Final archaeological plan of the Area 30000 at "pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada).

Rock excavated structure used to hold a bid jar (tinajero in Spanish). Its dimensions are: 0.95 metres wide and 0.64 metres deep. It was filled with several stratigrafic units and has been excavated in 2014.

Partial view of 24 graves of a medieval necropolis excavated in 2014 in the area known as El Jarafí, an already documented medieval neighbourhood in Lanteira, Granada (Spain).