Students Explore Archaeology and Digital Imaging Through Hands-On Technology Workshop

Company: IE School of Humanities

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What does it look like when archaeology meets cutting-edge technology?During an intensive day in Segovia, students explored the intersection of archaeology and digital imaging through hands-on sessions using photogrammetry and 3D scanning on historic campus structures. This visit was part of a multidisciplinary collaboration between Gabriel Hernández's Digital Imaging class and Rubén Montoya González Archaeology class, bringing together two academic perspectives to enrich the project through the intersection of visual storytelling and archaeological context.The experience culminated in a visit to FACTUM ARTE, where they saw how these technologies are applied in professional heritage projects, connecting classroom learning with future career paths.“I think it is essential to identify these connections between courses and real life. Not to mention that FACTUM ARTE is one of the coolest places I have ever visited,” shared Humanities student Daniela Moreno.Take a look at the photos to see the experience in action.Catalina Tejero | Victoria M. Bamond, PhD | Regina Llamas | Sophia Sampaio Teixeira do Amaral | Keely Eisele Fernández | Anna Ginty | Andrea Guerrero | María Capdevielle | Leire Palop Alfonso | Carlos Bayod Serafini | Casilda Ybarra Fontcuberta | Miguel Larrañaga Zulueta

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