Photogrammetric Pottery Reassembling (PPR) Preview

This is part of a little project I’ve been working on, and which I’m hoping to write an article about soon. What you see here is a pot which was originally in fragments, and that I’ve reassembled virtually, in order to avoid having to glue it together. I used 123D Catch to digitise the pieces […]

Working on the Sphinx in 123D Catch

The other day I was talking with one of the guys at work and while chatting about Photogrammetry an idea came to mind. There are millions of photographs online taken by tourists who are visiting archaeological sites, and famous monuments like the Parthenon or the Pyramids surely have their photograph taken many times a day. […]

Introduction

Hi everyone, my name is Rob Barratt and I’m currently finishing my third year in archaeology at Cardiff University. During my time here I have developed a passion in anything computer related, and in particular with 3D modelling. As part of my dissertation I’m exploring the advantages of the technique called Photogrammetry in the archaeological […]