Category Archives: Technologies

Visualisation technologies, established or brand new, conventional or not.

3D Modelling Techniques

Posted on 28 May 2016 by Heather Christie

When we hear 3D modelling, we tend to think either that the model was created by hand in something like AutoCAD or by scanning an object with lasers to get its exact dimensions. But there are actually a number of … Continue reading →

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Photography and Its Effects on Museums

Posted on 31 Jan 2016 by Heather Christie

I was doing a fair amount of reading this week and came across a chapter that discussed the overwhelming influence photography has had on art, history, and museums. You can see how it would have a large influence pretty easily, … Continue reading →

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Stereoscopes and Archaeology

Posted on 9 Jan 2016 by Heather Christie

I’ve just started my PhD, which means this blog is about to get a LOT more active! If you’re curious about what my PhD is in, you can check out the longer description here. For now, I’m looking at finding … Continue reading →

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