Glowing Shells, 2024
Neogene fossil shells of cone snails appear bone white to the naked eye. Ultraviolet light causes the shells to fluoresce, revealing the original coloration patterns. These specimens range from around 3.5 to 2.0 million years old and are photographed with thanks to the Paleontological Research Institute.
Edward Schultz Collection
Sample images of various ceramics and glass from a collection of over 11,000 artifacts found on shipwrecks off Bermuda's coastline. The collection contains objects from as early as the 16th and up to the 20th century and are remnants from European colonialism and trade.
Sample images taken for Museum of the Earth's Devonian Atlas.
Sample images from the Smith's Island Archeological Project 2024 season featuring artifacts dating from 17th-18th century Bermuda. Artifacts include buttons, a women's comb, children's toys, and ceramic shards.
Posters designed to generate public interest into museums' collections.
