Photogrammetry, 3D modelling and printing: The creation of a collection of archaeological and epigraphical materials at the university

Q1 Social Sciences Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Pub Date : 2024-05-05 DOI:10.1016/j.daach.2024.e00341

Diego Chapinal-Heras , Díaz-Sánchez Carlos , Gómez-García Natalia , España-Chamorro Sergio , Pagola-Sánchez Lucía , Parada López de Corselas Manuel , Rey-Álvarez Zafiria Manuel Elías

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The aim of this contribution is to present the Experimenting Digital Antiquity Project undertaken at the Complutense University in 2021–2022. The initiative consisted of encouraging new teaching methodologies by creating a collection of copies of ancient finds printed with 3D technology. This required a series of carefully organised steps that can be summarised as training students in the skills needed to carry out the photogrammetry of artifacts preserved in museums and ultimately printing the 3D models they prepared. The results, an initial collection of 21 artifacts, laid the foundations for work that has continued since then.

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摄影测量、三维建模和打印：在大学建立考古和书信资料库

本文旨在介绍 2021-2022 年在孔普卢顿大学开展的 "数字古代实验项目"。该项目旨在鼓励采用新的教学方法，通过三维技术打印出一系列古代发现的副本。这需要一系列精心组织的步骤，可以概括为培训学生掌握对博物馆中保存的文物进行摄影测量所需的技能，并最终打印出他们制作的三维模型。最初收集的 21 件文物为此后的工作奠定了基础。

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