Happisburgh Project, Norfolk
British Museum
Source - http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/research_projects/all_current_projects/featured_project_happisburgh/happisburgh_footprints.aspx
![Foot print 11](/medias/images/foot-print-11.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Photograph of Area A at Happisburgh from cliff top looking south © Martin Bates
![Foot print 2](/medias/images/foot-print-2.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Vertical image of Area A at Happisburgh with model of footprint surface produced from photogrammetric survey with enlarged photo of footprint 8 showing toe impressions © Happisburgh Project
![Foot print 4](/medias/images/foot-print-4.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Analysis of footprints from Area A at Happisburgh: a. Model of footprint surface produced from photogrammetric survey showing the prints used in the analyses of footprint orientation and direction; b. Rose diagram showing orientation data for 49 prints; c. Rose diagram showing direction of movement for 29 prints © Happisburgh Project
![Foot print 3](/medias/images/foot-print-3.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Analysis of footprints from Area A at Happisburgh: a. Model of footprint surface generated from photogrammetric survey showing the 12 prints used in the metrical analyses offootprint size; b. Plot of length and width measurements of 12 prints showing possible individuals. Means and standard deviations for foot length and age for modern populations are also shown © Happisburgh Project
![Foot print 6](/medias/images/foot-print-6.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Photograph of the footprint hollows in situ on the beach as Happisburgh, Norfolk © Martin Bates
![Foot print 9](/medias/images/foot-print-9.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Reconstruction of Happisburgh, over 800,000 years ago© John Sibbick
![Foot print 12](/medias/images/foot-print-12.jpg?fx=r_550_550)
Enhanced 3D model of footprint surface produced from photogrammetric survey by using colour to indicate depth © Happisburgh Project