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Published

April 15, 2026

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3D Scanning of Artifacts

The 3D scanning of ceramic vessels discovered at the Rabati settlement enables the creation of accurate digital models without causing any damage to the artifacts. This allows for a detailed examination of the vessels’ morphology, decoration, and manufacturing techniques. The application of this method facilitates the long-term preservation of data, its dissemination within the international scientific community, and its use for research, educational, and public outreach purposes.

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