A 3d model or 3d modeling software can help in cultural heritage preservation by visualizing, restoring or recreating how objects, architecture or ancient archaeological sites use to be in past, you can even create virtual reality worlds and do fly throughs and transport the viewer 3000 years back in time and recreate ancient civilizations as though they were suspended in time.
Here is a sample of what can be done in a 3d modeling software for cultural heritage preservation; this is the ancient Maya pyramid Str.5D-73 at Tikal Guatemala where Dr. Nicholas Hellmuth discovered the tomb of the Jade Jaguar: Royal Burial of the Ruler of Tikal. Reconstructed in 3ds max software by: Ieugina Nemirova, Ukraine student, for FLAAR Reports project.
Maya pyramid Str.5D-73 at Tikal Guatemala where Dr. Nicholas Hellmuth discovered the Tomb of the Jade Jaguar: Royal Burial of the Ruler of Tikal, 3d model, done in 3ds max by: Ievgenia Nemirova, Ukraine student, for FLAAR Reports project.
3d software and 3d modeling software
Juan Luis Sacayón and Eduardo Sacayón two technical writers of FLAAR reports staff had the opportunity to be at RAPID 2009 conference and exposition at Schaumburg Illinois where they started to review 3d scanner hardware and 3d software technology from manufactures.
Juan Luis Sacayón and Eduardo Sacayón FLAAR staff technical writers reviewing Polyworks V11 3d software at InnovMETRIC software booth at RAPID 2009 exposition and conference show.
Here is a point cloud mesh digitized pataxte species of cacao pod for Mayan ethno-botanical research project with Polyworks V11 3d software, learn more with our free FLAAR Report on 3D Scanning for Mayan Etnobotanical Research.
