Discover new source collections on Historiana featuring reused 3D heritage

The collections feature 3D models digitised in the context of the EUreka3D project

Posted on: 29 December 2024

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Explore two new source collections on Historiana, the online multimedia tool co-funded by the European Union that provides teachers with innovative, interactive resources to bring history to life and engage students. These collections feature 3D models digitised through the EUreka3D project.

Discover a selection of 3D models of pre-cinema objects, digitised by the CRDI Centre for Image Research and Diffusion of the Girona City Council in collaboration with La Tempesta. This fascinating collection showcases pre-cinema heritage equipment and artifacts from the Cinema Museum in Girona, shared as open access via the EUreka3D Data Hub. Explore the source collection here.

Explore the 3D collection of objects from the Oppidum of Bibracte (Burgundy, France). The oppidum provides a glimpse into daily life during the 1st century BC through artifacts uncovered by archaeologists and digitised through the EUreka3D project. Explore the source collection here.

 

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