Dundee academics reconstruct Viking woman’s face using 3D laser scanner

By: Isabelle Roy

In: 3D Scanning Projects| Education| Reverse engineering

13 Apr 2011

– We’ve come across this article on yet another very interesting application of 3D laser scanning technology – in archaeology._52138924_facialreconstructiondundeefinal_1_1


Academics at Dundee University have helped recreate the face of a Viking woman whose skeleton was unearthed in York more than 30 years ago. Read the complete article.

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