Trial Excavation Team
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- Articles in Kamera magazine 2022
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2020
- Snapshot of the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Mission’s (FELM) photo collection
- Little Pietari’s town
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- Have a drink and you’re there
- On a roadless road
- Seeking the real-life Nancy Drew
- The era of the Count
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- Articles in Kamera magazine 2019
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2018
- Border photography from the Gulf of Finland to the Arctic Ocean
- A Finnish Tragedy
- A presidential election à la America
- From driver to photographer
- Transforming Helsinki
- Through the eyes of an ethnologist
- Miniskirts and marijuana
- The news photo that does not exist
- Wartime excursions to the song lands of the Kalevala
- Articles in Kamera magazine 2017
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2016
- Sakari Pälsi and the Canadian Finns
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- The countryside between the past and the future
- Staged trial
- Studio photographs from the 1870s in digital form
- Voyage to the lost land
- The Helsinki Metro with its many twists and turns
- From printing plate to press photo
- A peasant’s life
- Articles in Kamera magazine 2015
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Articles in Kamera magazine 2014
- Foreign Minister Väinö Tanner and the terms of peace for the Winter War
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An archaeologist has curious audience while digging in Hattula 2013
Trial Excavation Team
Trial Excavation Team performs field work concerning small private building projects with state funding.
Team carries out archaeological investigations annually in about 40 destinations all over Finland. In most cases, studies only last a few days. The aim of the trial excavations is to find a suitable site for construction that is not located in an ancient site.
Small private construction projects can inquire about the activity by contacting koekaivausryhma@museovirasto.fi