3D Reconstruction in Archaeology
Using the Future to Understand the Past in the Present
As part of my PhD project, over the last few months I have been researching trends in Visualisation from its incipit to today. I’m attempting to create a solid theoretical background upon which to build my own work, and in the process I am learning a lot of the philosophical and methodological foundations upon which […]
Read More Alternative 3D Models: Multiple Vs Singular InterpretationsJust a quick note to say that I have published an article for Archaeological Science: Reports regarding the use of a Unity3D script to calculate solar alignment at Ggantija, Gozo. It is unfortunately not as open access as I would like, but I’ve been told that the article will be available for viewing for the […]
Read More Paper on Using Unity3D for Archaeological InterpretationArchaeology is all about looking at the past to understand the present, and in a similar guise to fully understand the basics of modern theory we have to delve into its origins. For this purpose, today I would like to take you back to 1989, when computer Visualisation was in its infancy. The paper “Data […]
Read More Paul Reilly and the origins of 3D Reconstruction