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Researchers found an ancient Roman stairway. It’s revealing the ‘lost Pompeii’
Using LiDAR, drones, and photogrammetry, researchers digitally recreated lost upper floors and towers in Pompeii, with over 13,000 rooms excavated since 1748, officials said.
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Nearly 2,000 years after the volcanic eruption destroyed Pompeii, archaeologists are now trying to digitally recreate the city. "By reconstructing the lost architecture, we gain a more historically accurate understanding of the ancient city," archaeologist Susanne Muth told CNN.
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Digital archaeology reveals lost towers of Pompeii rising above elite Roman villas
Archaeologists working at Pompeii are using new digital tools to reimagine parts of the ancient city that vanished almost two millennia ago. A recent study focuses on the House of Thiasus, a grand residence in Regio IX, where excavations uncovered some impressive banquet rooms and a striking staircase that appears to end abruptly. That was […]
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