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Beyond the artist’s impression: from photo realism to integrated reconstruction in buildings archaeology (2004)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert Daniels-Dwyer.

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Modeling Amarna: Computer reconstructions of an Egyptian palace (2004)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Karen A Brush.

Three Dimensional Modeling in Archaeological Interpretation: A Case Study from the Pacific Northwest (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Maxwell Lopez. Nathan Goodale. Alissa Nauman. Greg P. Lord.

Virtual reconstructions are becoming increasingly commonplace in archaeological vernacular and cultural heritage initiatives. As with any emergent technology however, the advantages, limits and drawbacks of such an approach are not well defined. This study assesses and contextualizes the validity and usefulness of virtual reconstructions in archaeological interpretation and academic publication and explores how such technologies are utilized in the field as a whole. In addition to a survey of...

Virtually Rebuilding Çatalhöyük History Houses (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Nicola Lercari.

3D technologies, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and virtual reality have changed the documentation and interpretation process of Çatalhöyük (Berggren et al. forthcoming 2015). Work at Çatalhöyük Building 89 has allowed a new methodology of data capture, processing, visualization, and analysis of stratigraphic layers based on digital technologies (Forte et al. 2012). On the other hand, virtual reconstruction of Neolithic buildings rebuilt in the same place has been little...