The Digital Footprint of Human History

This article explores the transformative impact of 3D technologies on archaeological research and documentation. It outlines three primary sensing tools used in modern archaeology: photogrammetry, Lidar scanning, and 3D cameras. Each method's strengths and applications are discussed, highlighting their roles in creating accurate digital representations of artifacts, sites, and landscapes. The integration of artificial intelligence in processing 3D models is examined, including element classification and the conversion of outdated maps into vector polygons.

Digital technologies are transforming cultural heritage preservation, making history more accessible and engaging. From virtual reality experiences to AI-powered restorations, innovative tools are breaking down barriers and allowing deeper connections with historical narratives. Discover the projects and technologies leading this digital revolution in heritage preservation.