Question

How did archeology department get ct scan machine ?

Answer 1

Answer:

Increased power and availability of computers in the 1960s sparked the research to create practical computational tomographic images. In 1967 Sir Godfrey Hounsfield invented the first CT scanner at EMI Central Research Laboratories using x-ray technology

By XxItzZalimGudiyaxX

Answer 2

Answer:

pls make this answer brainliest pls

Explanation:

In this chapter we will review the use of x-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning in the field of archaeology. The story will be told in roughly chronological order, starting with the first reported use of a CT scanner in the field of archaeology and then look at some some possibilities for the future. Since the introduction of the x-ray CT scanner in the 1970’s the quality of the images has steadily improved enabling the role of the CT scanner to expand into the field of archaeology. In the context of this chapter, archaeology will be deemed to include the study of ancient human remains and artefacts but exclude remains from pre-history, which normally comes under the heading of palaeontology. (It would perhaps be appropriate to note that CT scanners have been successfully applied in the study of fossils). CT scans have mostly been used to study mummies but have also been used to examine other archaeological artefacts such as clay tablets, scrolls, pottery, bronze statues and swords.