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Reconstructive Archaeology: In Situ Visualisation of Previously Excavated Finds and Features through an Ongoing Mixed Reality Process

Miguel Angel Dilena and Marie Soressi    

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This automatic 3D reconstructive process currently underway supplies archaeologists with a mixed reality (MR) technique that allows them to interactively visualise 3D models representing formerly extracted finds, and to position such models over the features still present at the archaeological site.

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