3D-Lab

The 3D Laboratory at the Archaeological Museum of the University of Münster is the place
to support the three-dimensional virtual safeguarding of cultural
support. A laser scanner can already be used to digitise small and large objects in the museum and from the excavations of the WWU.
in the museum and from excavations at the University of Münster can be digitised. For particularly
small objects, the strip-light scanner of the WADI project is used.
 The 3D visualisation of architecture can be viewed with VR glasses
and, in the future, digital 3D methods will be increasingly used in the fieldwork in
fieldwork in Armenia, Turkey, Iraq, Bulgaria, Sudan and in Germany. In the 3D laboratory, experiments can be
levels can be experimented with in order to develop best practice procedures.
In addition, new research questions in the individual disciplines can be
disciplines can be generated that combine three-dimensional digitised material with
connect.

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