Introduction to 3D Modeling for Archaeology: Reconstructing the Past with Modern Tools
Unlock the potential of 3D modeling to bring history and heritage to life! This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the essential tools and techniques used to digitally recreate archaeological sites, artifacts, and landscapes. Whether you’re a student, professional archaeologist, or heritage enthusiast, this course will equip you with the skills to apply 3D technology in archaeology and heritage research.
- The basics of 3D modeling and its applications in archaeology.
- How to source, organize, and prepare archaeological data for digital reconstruction.
- Practical techniques to create 3D models of artifacts, features, and landscapes using Blender.
- Texturing and rendering for realistic presentations.
- How to export and share your models for academic or public engagement.
Who This Course Is For
- Archaeologists and heritage professionals looking to enhance their digital skills.
- Students in archaeology, history, or cultural heritage fields.
- Enthusiasts interested in blending technology with history.
- Beginners with no prior experience in 3D modeling.
Course Format
- Duration: 5 modules, each approximately 1-2 hours long.
- Mode: Pre-recorded lessons and live Q&A sessions.
- Materials Included:
- Downloadable practice files (datasets, Blender templates).
- Step-by-step PDF guides and slide decks.
- Example projects for hands-on learning.
Requirements
- A computer capable of running Blender (free software).
- Basic computer literacy. No prior experience with 3D modeling required.
Pricing
- Pre-recorded course: £50
- Live workshops: £40/session
- One-on-one tutoring: £30/hour
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