Structured Light Scanning

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Definition

A 3D scanning technology that projects light patterns onto objects to capture their shape and surface detail, widely used in archaeology for documenting artifacts.

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Episode #338: Scanning Vases and Cores in the Petrie Museum

Brothers of the SerpentDec 6, 2024

This podcast episode explores intriguing discoveries made in the Petrie Museum, focusing on the technology used for scanning ancient vases and cores. The hosts discuss their experiences in the UK and tease future expeditions to Turkey and Egypt. Listeners can anticipate fascinating insights into ancient technology and archaeology.

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