Egypt
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- Interview: Giza 3d - Peter Der Manuelian And Mehdi Tayoubi
Talking Pyramids (Vincent Brown) Yesterday the Giza 3D Project was launched at a gala event at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). After the event I caught up virtually with Peter Der Manuelian, Giza Archives Director at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts...
- Virtual Giza
The Giza 3D website is at: http://giza3d.3ds.com/#discover Fast Co Design (Cliff Kuang) With photos. Last November, three American students studying in Egypt were arrested as they watched the protests leading up to parliamentary elections from...
- Strategic Partnership To Develop 3d Archaeological Content
3DS Press Release. One of the world’s largest Egyptology databases, the Giza Archives Project, will be the first to benefit from the power of interactive, immersive and multi-platform 3D experiences for both the scientific community and the general...
- Virtual Exploration Of Egypt's Monuments
Boston.com NewsWith a click of his computer mouse, Peter Janosi, a lecturer at the Institute of Egyptology in Vienna, analyzes ancient statues and decodes hieroglyphs unearthed in the distant Giza Necropolis. From the comfort of his study in Norwich,...
- Giza Archives Project - Finding The Pharaohs
http://www.gizapyramids.org/pdf%20library/tufts_magazine_spr_2007.pdf Tufts Magazine, Spring 2007 (a publication of Tufts University), has featured the Giza Archives Project, in a paper entitled Finding the Pharaohs, by Helen Ragovin. This is an interesting...
Egypt
Cemetery G2100 Virtual Exhibit
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The exhibit recreates 10 mastaba-tombs from Cemetery G 2100 of Giza Necropolis in both Second Life and Google Earth virtual worlds. The majority of the archaeological diagrams and photographs used to create the models were made by the Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition to Egypt (1902-1942), under the direction of archaeologist George Reisner. The modern color photographs and panoramas were created and collected by the Giza Archives Project. The project, headed by Peter Der Manuelian, is a repository for Reisner's findings, as well as all archaeological publications pertaining to the Giza Necropolis.
To experience this exhibit, first download the Second Life and Google Earth software clients. After your Second Life account is created, follow this link to the exhibit on iCommons island.
- Interview: Giza 3d - Peter Der Manuelian And Mehdi Tayoubi
Talking Pyramids (Vincent Brown) Yesterday the Giza 3D Project was launched at a gala event at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). After the event I caught up virtually with Peter Der Manuelian, Giza Archives Director at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts...
- Virtual Giza
The Giza 3D website is at: http://giza3d.3ds.com/#discover Fast Co Design (Cliff Kuang) With photos. Last November, three American students studying in Egypt were arrested as they watched the protests leading up to parliamentary elections from...
- Strategic Partnership To Develop 3d Archaeological Content
3DS Press Release. One of the world’s largest Egyptology databases, the Giza Archives Project, will be the first to benefit from the power of interactive, immersive and multi-platform 3D experiences for both the scientific community and the general...
- Virtual Exploration Of Egypt's Monuments
Boston.com NewsWith a click of his computer mouse, Peter Janosi, a lecturer at the Institute of Egyptology in Vienna, analyzes ancient statues and decodes hieroglyphs unearthed in the distant Giza Necropolis. From the comfort of his study in Norwich,...
- Giza Archives Project - Finding The Pharaohs
http://www.gizapyramids.org/pdf%20library/tufts_magazine_spr_2007.pdf Tufts Magazine, Spring 2007 (a publication of Tufts University), has featured the Giza Archives Project, in a paper entitled Finding the Pharaohs, by Helen Ragovin. This is an interesting...