PRAEHIST 3Dmaking a technical animation Work in progress Since my first semester, I’m fascinated by the finds from the migration period and from the early Middle Ages. Especially the cloisonné worked objects are interesting from an esthetical point as well as a technical. This is why I would like to make an animation of such an…Continue readingCloisonné Technique Animation
During my studies at the Freie Universität I spent much time with the so-called Hercules clubs. The aim was to write a paper about roman club amulets and their maybe germanic bone/antler derivatives. This is now the beginning of a series of articles about amulets and the possibilities of visualizing single finds as well as…Continue readingSHORT Post – 3D Hercules club amulet
Apology… In the last month, it was really quite on this blog, and I’m really sorry for that. Besides finishing my master’s thesis, a new job and relocating to a new town, I didn’t find the time to write something useful. So I promise to change that and get more articles out! Hubris… It’s been…Continue readingReconstructed Germanic round shields
One of the first published articles on this blog dealt with the possibilities of representation of digitized pottery. And as I promised a few months ago, here follows a short addendum to the visualization of fragmented vessels. Original Scan For the reconstruction of the cup supplements, I have used the scans from the original post. These are,…Continue reading3D digitized Pottery II
From excavation… The Freie Universität Berlin for several years has been conducting an investigation of the Hitzacker-Marwedel site. This is mainly due to the find from two rich „princely tombs“ of the imperial period (2nd century AD) and a assumed princely residence. The focus during this project was mainly belonging to the settlement area near the…Continue readinga „princely“ residence
Today I found several render images of unfinished reconstructions i started over the last years. Sadly these projects never get really started, so these are merely Sketches. The first bunch of pictures show several late medieval timber framed town houses. They there supposed to fit in an reconstruction of an marketplace. I decided to upload them…Continue readingSHORT Post – old reconstructions
Reconstructions in archaeology Every idea in the general public, there is about life in the past, is characterized by reconstructed images of excavated finds and features as well as historic heritage. Original finds and uncovered ruins gave an impression of the past, but only so called lifelike reconstructions give the viewer a comprehensive insight into…Continue reading3D reconstruction: neolithic house resurrected
