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REAL-TIME
PROJECTS
BOLIVIA
EGYPT
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a k e F a y u m
The project is part of a larger research project, the
UCLA / RUG (Groningen University, The Netherlands) Fayum project,
under direction of Dr. Willeke Wendrich and Dr. René
Cappers. The model is a highly accurate 3D terrain map showing
geological features as well as settlements, field systems,
and shore lines from prehistory to late the present.
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ISRAEL
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o r t h e r n S t a b l e s
On the northern end of the important Biblical site of
Megiddo a structure was unearthed whose original function
is unclear. The purpose of this project is to reconstruct
the structure and to test the hypothesis that it was used
as a stable for horses.
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ITALY
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i l l a o f M y s t e r i e s
Substantial ruins of the Villa of the Mysteries, including
many famous second and third style wall paintings, survive
just outside the urban area of Roman Pompeii. The residential
rooms of the villa were oriented toward the sea, whereas the
working areas stood toward the rear of the property facing
the town.
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ROME |
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B
a s i l i c a M a x e n t i u s
The Basilica of Maxentius is one of the last civic buildings
constructed in ancient Rome. This project is a joint undertaking
of the University of Lecce and UCLA. It is part of UCLA's
"Rome Reborn" project.
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a s i l i c a o f S a n t a M a r i a M
a g g i o r e
The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore ("St. Mary Major")
was built by Pope Sixtus III in 432-440 A.D. on the highest
point of the Cispian Hill. The church reflects the doctrine
that Mary was the Mother of God (Theotokos), which was adopted
by the Council of Ephesus in 431.
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h e C o l o s s e u m
Rome's largest amphitheater, the Colosseum has long been
a symbol of Roman civilization. This model, which is part
of UCLA's Rome Reborn project, presents all the known details
of the building, inside and out.
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F
o r u m o f J u l i u s C a e s a r
Conceived by Julius Caesar in the 50s B.C., completed
by Augustus and remodeled in the second and fourth centuries
A.D., the Forum of Julius Caesar was the first extension of
the Roman Forum into the area that within a century was filled
by other "imperial" fora.
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o u s e o f A u g u s t u s
Rome's first emperor, Augustus, lived in a complex of
buildings that included a late-Republican house and a new
temple that he built and dedicated to Apollo. The complex
sits atop the Palatine Hill just across the street from the
venerated hut of Romulus, Rome's legendary founder. Augustus'
house was probably damaged in the fire of 64 A.D.
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R
o m a n F o r u m
The Roman Forum was the civic center of ancient Rome.
This project shows the Forum as it appeared in late antiquity
and is part of the CVRLabs Rome Reborn Project.
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JAMAICA
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o r t R o y a l
The famous pirate colony, Port Royal was one of England's
largest foundations in the New World when it was destroyed
by earthquake on June 7th, 1692. The project entails a complete
reconstruction of the buildings excavated by Texas A&M
in the 1980s as well as a restoration of the street plan of
the entire city.
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PERU
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a r f a n
This project was undertaken in collaboration with CSU
Northridge and uses a 3D computer terrain map to show the
evolution of built features on the site of Farfan in the Jequetepeque
Valley. The computer model enables users to quickly visualize
the evolution of the site from the Chimu to Inca phases and
to see how the change in occupation affected the economy and
ideology.
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SPAIN
TURKEY
UNITED KINGDOM
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"The
CVRLab was started to give archaeologists and architectural historians
a place where they could be the managers of the process of digitally
creating and publishing 3D models."
Bernard Frischer
Founder, UCLA - CVRLab |
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