Click on the picture to see a larger image and to read the red text inserted with PhotoShop. Coarse wool fibers from a mitten recovered from Castle Hill, Alaska, circa 1820s-1830s. Dave McMahan, a scientist with Alaska's Office of History and Archeology is presently doing research on the characterization of textile fibers and hairs from from the Castle Hill site. Visit Dave's page at http://www.dnr.state.ak.us/parks/oha_web/castle~1.htm Dave's comments: "The image was captured using the FlexCam MedCam and the StingerPro Video Capture Card. The image was then brought into PhotoShop for sizing, adding text, etc. The primary scope was a Wolfe MHTKC4 Trinocular. The MedCam also provides good results on a B&L Zoom 7 binocular inspection scope by removing one of the oculars and inserting the MedCam. The MedCam also provides good results with a Leitz Ortholux set up for reflected light. My impression of the MedCam is that it is very versatile and, due to its size and light weight, can be adapted to a variety of situations. I'm working on an idea for using it to image archaeological excavations in the field for mapping purposes." Note: we no longer of the MedCam - a trademark of VideoLabs. . We have over a quarter of a million customers and ship world-wide. Please order through our secure server. Your order will be processed by svideo.com *FREE First Class Air Mail Shipping in the USA and other economical shipping options available world-wide. 30 day money-back satisfaction guarantee and No Sales Taxes. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, PayPal, and Purchase Orders from Schools, Government and Corporations. Please email us first if you have any questions; just write "question" on the "subject" line. Copyright © 2011 Video-123.com (trademark). All Rights Reserved.