BECAIVE Research Domain
Archaeology
Documentation of archaeological discoveries, missions, and archaeologists at ancient Egypt, looking at heritage sites, artefacts, and collections.
Discoveries & Excavation Science
At BECAIVE, archaeology represents the crucial link connecting historical texts and material realities. We coordinate direct surveys with local authorities to document the remains of ancient settlements, burial corridors, and temples. Rather than relying on simple trowel excavations, our teams utilize modern geophysical sensors and drone-based spatial surveys to map sites without disturbing their structural integrity.
This method preserves key records of the physical context of discoveries, detailing soil compaction levels, elevation matrices, and surrounding masonry properties to construct a complete environmental archive of ancient Egypt.
Recent Expeditions
Documenting active field operations, coordinate site mapping, and resource scheduling across ancient Egyptian settlements and cemeteries.
Site Conservation
Developing subterranean moisture control, structural tomb vault stabilization, and digital environmental sensors to shield vulnerable ancient masonry.
Artefact Analysis
Utilizing high-resolution photography, photogrammetry model alignments, and primary epigraphic taxonomy to archive newly discovered materials.
Active Archaeological Missions
Our teams coordinate data registries across key survey zones in Egypt. By integrating satellite positioning and local resistivity data, we provide real-time updates to our central antiquities records.