Interview: Giza 3D - Peter Der Manuelian and Mehdi Tayoubi
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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 and Philip J. King Professor of Egyptology at Harvard University, and Mehdi Tayoubi, Vice-President Digital & Experiential Strategy at Dassault Systémes to find out a bit more about the project.

Welcome Peter and thank you for taking the time out for this interview. 







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