Modélisation 3D de contextes et d’artefacts sur le terrain et en collection égyptologique

Par Frédéric Colin et Cassandre Hartenstein, USIAS, Université de Strasbourg, CNRS, UMR 7044 Archimède

Abstract: Report on the results of a back-and-forth experiment between an archaeological excavation in Luxor and the University of Strasbourg’s Egyptological collection, aimed at adapting digital photogrammetry methods to the purposes of archaeology. How can we document unearthed artifacts and the archaeological contexts in which they were found, how can we use 3D models for heuristics and as probative evidence, how can we archive them permanently, and how can we disseminate them via sharing platforms and online publications? How can we make the most of a new communication tool whose three-dimensional deployment challenges the traditional conception of scientific publishing, while we generally continue to design the latter in two dimensions following in the footsteps of its historical ancestors, the volumen and the codex?

Cite this paper as: Frédéric Colin, Cassandre Hartenstein, « Modélisation 3D de contextes et d’artefacts sur le terrain et en collection égyptologique », in Journée Éveille (exploration et valorisation électroniques des corpus en Sciences Humaines et Sociales) Numesthésie. L’écran pour saisir le sensible ?, animée par A. Réach-Ngô, M. Parra et B. Roux, Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg, 13 janvier 2023, https://clae.hypotheses.org/3965, consulté le XX/XX/XXXX.

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