Sarah Parcak: Archaeology from space

The video discusses the speaker's journey from searching for sand dollars in Maine to using satellite imagery for archaeological discoveries in Egypt. It highlights the use of infrared technology to uncover ancient sites, focusing on the discovery of the lost city of Itjtawy. The speaker explains the process of using NASA topography data and coring to find evidence of the city's existence. The video concludes with plans to continue research and train young Egyptians in satellite technology, emphasizing the importance of sharing knowledge.

What role does satellite technology play in archaeology according to the speaker?

What evidence was found that indicates human occupation at the site of Itjtawy?

What is the quote shared by the speaker from the Middle Kingdom, and what does it signify?