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Museums & Heritage

ELWJ offers a range of services for heritage sites

and museums, from photographing artefacts, documenting public outreach events and creating multi-media for galleries/exhibitions.

Capturing striking moments can be the key to unlocking the puzzle of thousands of years of time. ELWJ uses a dynamic range of skills and techniques to capture shots that are aimed to grab the attention of visitors. Finding new and exciting ways to bring the past to life is challenging, but with accurately created multimedia and stunning visuals, the past can seem closer than ever before.

Making Must Farm (S2, E1): The Bronze Age Pottery Assemblage and it’s Coarseware Bowls

12:50

The discovery of a 3,500 year old necklace and what it can tell us about people in the Bronze Age.

06:26

Making Must Farm (S1, E1): A Bronze Axe

05:23

Copper Smelting & Bronze Casting at the Great Orme Copper Mines

07:30

Mesolithic: A History Shaped By Water

05:45

Graig Lwyd: A Neolithic Axe Landscape in North Wales

10:20

Copper Flat Axes: Object Depictions in the Ancient Rock Art of Kilmartin Glen

12:22

PROJECTS

MAKING
MUST FARM

In partnership with Cambridge Archaeological Unit, ELWJ produced, filmed and edited an two online series showcasing some of the amazing artefacts found during the excavation of Must Farm. The videos gained BBC news coverage and were featured in Peterborough Museum's 2024 'Introducing Must Farm' exhibition. This project is part of an ongoing engagement project to make archaeology more accessible with funding from Historic England, Cambridge University and Forterra.

IMAGE
ARCHIVE

ELWJ Media has an extensive Prehistory archive, featuring images from Living History reenactments too replica and original artefacts. Our images regularly feature in publications and museum/heritage displays.

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