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3D Models in Archaeology: A Guide to Good Practice
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Martina Trognitz,
IANUS
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Deutsches Archäologisches Institut (DAI)
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Kieron Niven
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Archaeology Data Service.
Valentijn Gilissen,
Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS).
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With additional contributions from Ruth Beusing (DAI), Bruno Fanini (CNR), Kate Fernie (2Culture Associates), Roberto Scopigno (CNR), Seta Stuhec (OEAW), and Benjamin Štular (ZRC-SAZU)
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2016
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Section 1. Aims and Objectives
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1.1 3D Models in Archaeology
1.2 Scope of this Guide
1.3 Issues and Concerns
Section 2. Creating 3D Data
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2.1 Project Planning and Requirements
2.2 Sources and Types of 3D Data
2.3 File Formats
Section 3. Archiving 3D data
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3.1 Significant Properties
3.2 File types for Archiving and Dissemination
3.3 Documentation and Metadata
Bibliography and Further Reading
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Bibliography