Accompanying Archaeological Documentation In the course of archaeological excavations 3D laser scanning allows for a three-dimensional documentation of findings with small expenditure of time. By using additional external or internal camera systems true colours can be captured and three-dimensional virtual point clouds can be created in the course of an accompanying archaeological documentation. These can be the basis for a following additional mapping, visualisation or documentation of the excavation. Especially during excavations in a difficult environment or during building activities 3D laser scanning allows for a non-destructive capturing and documentation for a later analysis of the findings within a very short period of time. The creation of a virtual point cloud of the excavation enables the archaeologist to regard the findings from a new point of view and to gain insights for their interpretation.
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