Photographs of the Propylaea

Photographs of the Propylaea - Survey Work

These photographs show survey work in progress in the NW wing.

These images are from the CSA Propylaea Project archives and are copyrighted.
Their use is granted only under the conditions described in the copyright statement.

Survey work in February of 2003.

Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos and Katerina during survey work.

Emmanuel Kapokakis, Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos and Katerina during survey work.

Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos and Harrison Eiteljorg, II, during survey work.

Katerina and Harrison Eiteljorg, II, during survey work.

Katerina under protective umbrella during survey work.

Emmanuel Kapokakis, Chrysanthos Kanellopoulos and Katerina under protective umbrella during survey work.

View into area beneath NW wing, showing ladder in place at the time Harrison Eiteljorg, II, fell through the cover over this opening, catching himself by ankle and shoulder.

View of opening into area beneath NW wing.

The lifting device as used in the NW wing of the Propylaea to aid in total-station surveying in October of 2003.

Man Lift Experiment: October, 2003 series: The lift arriving in the NW wing.

Man Lift Experiment: October, 2003 series: David Scahill on the lift and making a measurement.

Man Lift Experiment: October, 2003 series: Harrison Eiteljorg on the lift.

Man Lift Experiment: October, 2003 series: David Scahill on the lift and holding mini-prism for total station operator.

Surveyors using the Cyrax 3D scanner in April of 2004.

Cyrax scanner at work, with Michaelis Lefantzis nearest the camera and Vassilis Pagounis watching the computer.

Cyrax scanner at work, with Vassilis Pagounis, back to the camera, in the foreground watching the computer.

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Posted September, 2009. Last updated (appearance, not content): July 2010.