In archaeological work, protective equipment does not only refer to traditional equipment such as helmets, dust masks or gloves. With the advancement of technology and the increase in information security needs, the modern archaeological protection system is also quietly evolving - electronic information protection equipment is becoming an indispensable part.

1. Mobile phone jammer: the first line of defense against information leakage

At the archaeological excavation site, the confidentiality of information is crucial. Once the unpublished location of cultural relics, the structure of ancient tombs or documentary materials are leaked, it may not only trigger tomb robbery, but also interfere with the rigor of academic research.

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At this time, mobile phone jammers are particularly critical. It can effectively block 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G signals to prevent on-site personnel or external personnel from taking photos and uploading them through mobile phones, real-time positioning or leaking communications. Especially at the site of major archaeological discoveries, the deployment of mobile phone jammers in advance can ensure closed and secure communications and maintain the privacy and integrity of national cultural assets.

2. GPS jammer: a weapon for hiding archaeological coordinates

Modern tomb-robbing groups often use GPS positioning to obtain the real-time movements of archaeological teams or locate cultural relics burial sites. This type of precise tracking behavior is often highly concealed and difficult to detect with traditional monitoring methods.

Deploying GPS jammers can effectively block surrounding GPS signals and prevent drones or positioning software from detecting the whereabouts of the archaeological team. In addition, GPS jammers can also prevent external devices from reversely tracking the movement of key equipment or vehicles, which is an important technical means to conceal the coordinates of the archaeological site and prevent the smuggling of cultural relics.

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3. Spy jammers: advanced equipment to prevent voyeurism and eavesdropping

In addition to mobile phones and positioning devices, more advanced intelligence theft is often completed through "spy equipment" such as pinhole cameras, hidden recorders, and wireless eavesdroppers. Especially in the environment of cultural relics storage, temporary research institutes or expert talks, once such hidden equipment is infiltrated, it will seriously threaten information security.

Spy jammers can effectively block and interfere with the signal propagation paths of various wireless monitoring, voyeurism and stealth photography equipment, and are suitable for scenes such as cultural relics research rooms, cultural protection warehouses, and field excavation command stations.

4. Combined application of jammers: creating a professional archaeological safety protection system

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The environment of the archaeological site is complex, with both personnel flow and a large amount of confidential information. It is often difficult for a single device to cover all risk points. Therefore, it is recommended to adopt the "jammer combination configuration" strategy:

• Deploy mobile phone jammers in the excavation area to prevent on-site communication leaks;
• Deploy GPS jammers in the surrounding area to prevent external tracking;
• Use spy jammers in temporary command centers or research areas to prevent sneak shots and eavesdropping.

This three-dimensional jamming system can effectively respond to multi-source threats and create a highly confidential, low-interference professional working environment for archaeological work.