Figure 1: GIF detailing fieldwork in Qatar overlaid with context recording diagrams.
Figure 2: Overlapping coloured shading used to denote contexts.
Figure 3: De-animated Figure 1 which demonstrates the GIF's ability to reduce uncertainity in archaeological field illustration.
Figure 4: De-animated Figure 2 which demonstrates the GIF's ability to reduce uncertainity in archaeological field illustration.
Figure 5: A GIF posted on Twitter illustrating a pendant found at Star Carr.
Figure 6: A statistical breakdown of the Twitter response to the Star Carr pendant GIF.
Figure 7: Illustrating Norse perceptions of Orkney's prehistoric monuments. Far away from home
Figure 8: Illustrating Norse perceptions of Orkney's prehistoric monuments. Standing stone
Figure 9: Illustrating Norse perceptions of Orkney's prehistoric monuments. Running away from mound
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