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3 octobre 2022
- doi: 10.58079/agjm
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Trade Commercial trade Foreign trade Informatics Home workshops Shops Terracotta Similarity Supraliminal perception Engineering, Mining Mines and mining Mining Deposits, Mineral Mineral deposits Mines and mining Mineral resources Mining Mining industry and finance Metal industries Extractive industries Extractive industry Mines and mining Mining industry Mining Statuettes Pattern Model Trade Knowledge, Classification of Trade Gonystylus Asclerum Shape Forms (Shapes) computing informatisationCiter ce document
Lucie Böttger, « Schemata. 3D Classification and Categorisation of Ancient Terracotta Figurines », Göttingen 3D Lab, ID : 10.58079/agjm
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Cooperative project with the institute of computer science (Prof. Dr. Ramin Yahyapour) Contact person: Prof. Dr. Martin Langner Staff: Lucie Böttger, Alexander Zeckey Shape Comparison (here: two ancient terracottas from the same model in the Archaeological Original Collection) help to determine similarity in terms of production workshops and trade networks, object mining and the reconstruction of historical perception. The goal of the proposed case-study is not only to develop proce...