If you are using QGIS in archeology, almost probably you want also to produce georeferenced photomosaics, like we do with the "Metodo Aramus" technique (read the related post 1 and 2) and its further evolutions (check this post), which up to day involves just Kate, QGIS and GIMP). This post is just to warn you that is currently present a bug in QGIS 2.14, so that the georeferencer tool does not work properly. In the screenshot below you can read the details of this bug (and check it at this link).
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| Screenshot form the official QGIS link (name and images removed for privacy reason) |
My advice is to do not update QGIS to the version 2.14 until the bug will be fixed (which I guess will happen very soon).
Have a nice day!
PS
This post reminds e that I should record a new videotutorial with the updated and simplified version of the "Metodo Aramus" (Kate-QGIS-GIMP). I will do it ASAP!
Bibliography
The "Metodo Aramus" in described in English in this publication:
Aramus Excavations and Field School. Experiences in Using, Developing, Teaching and Sharing Free/Libre and Open Source Software (here in ResearchGate and here in Academia)
It has been used both in field excavations (e.g. in the case of this article: "Mura Bastia". Dati archeologici, informatizzazione e rilievi 3D laser scanning del Castello degli Onigo (Pederobba, Treviso) and in archaeological finds documentation, as described by this article (in Italian) proposing a new methodology in this field:
Proposta per un metodo informatizzato di disegno archeologico (here in ReasearchGate, here in Academia)
The "Metodo Aramus" is part of the methodology we teach during our lessons in master and courses, as you can read in the report of one of this experience:
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