A new almost complete skeleton of a dinosaur have been found in central Spain. The dinosaur was about 6 meter long (20 feet) and was named Concavenator Corcovatus which means more or less the hunchback hunter from Cuenca. The dinosaur had two raised backbones each 40 centimeters taller than the dinosaurs vertebrae. It is believed [...]
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Hunchback dinosaur discovered!
Posted: September 9, 2010 in 3d-models, Archaeology, Dinosaurs, Excavation, TechnologyTags: 20 feet, 6 meter, Concavenator Corcovatus, Dinosaur, hunchback, Spain
Gateway in the Great Wall of the Vikings have been found!
Posted: August 30, 2010 in Archaeology, Excavation, Historical Archaeology, HistoryTags: Archaeology, Danevirke, Excavation, gateway, great wall of china, Haitabu, Hedeby, Kovirke, Schleswig, summer
The Great Wall of China is not alone! There is an another Great Wall in the northern part of Germany near Schleswig and Haitabu (Hedeby) and now during the excavations this summer a gateway in the wall have been found! During the Viking Age about a great wall was constructed close to Haitabu and it was [...]
Updates about the robot researching the Kofu pyramid!
Posted: August 26, 2010 in 3d-models, Archaeology, Excavation, History, Tech, TechnologyTags: 3d-software, Archaeology, carbon fiber, Dessault, Egypt, Excavation, Kofu, Leeds university, pyramid, Scoutek, technology
Here is some new interesting information about the robot doing research in the Kofu pyramid in Egypt has previously have been reported here
Titanic will sail again! This time in 3D!
Posted: August 16, 2010 in 3d-models, Archaeology, Excavation, Historical Archaeology, History, TechTags: 3d, 3d-modeling, 3d-models, Computer vision, Institute of Nautical Archaeology, motion from structure, photogrammetry, Titanic, Woods Hole Oceanographic
The world’s most ambitious and advanced survey of the world-famous ship Titanic have begun!
Google waves goodbye to Google wave but slaps Facebook in the face!
Posted: August 15, 2010 in Archaeology, Blog, Excavation, Facebook, General, Tech, YoutubeTags: Blog, Facebook, Google, Google Games, Google Me, Google Wave, Twitter, Youtube, Zynga Games
Google waves goodbye to Google wave but slaps Facebook in the face!
Heaviest gold coin have been found in Israel!
Posted: August 14, 2010 in Archaeology, ExcavationTags: 2 200 years ago, Archaeology, coin, gold, Israel, Tel Kedesh
Archaeologists have found the heaviest gold-coin in Israel 2 200 years old. The coin weighs 28 grams and was found at the Tel Kedesh site. The coin weighs about six times more than normal coins from that time.
Robot explores the pyramid of Kofu!
Posted: August 10, 2010 in Archaeology, Excavation, History, TechTags: Archaeology, Egypt, Kofu, Leeds university, pyramid, robotics, Supreme council of Antiquities, technology, wonder
A robotics team from Leeds University together with the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt is preparing a robot to explore the great pyramid of Kofu built around 2,560 BC. The pyramid is the only wonder of the world that still stands. The robot will be used for drilling in shafts inside of the pyramid to reveal areas and rooms unknown to everyone now living.
Two Roman forts discovered in Exeter!
Posted: July 30, 2010 in Archaeology, Excavation, HistoryTags: Archaeology, Excavation, Exeter, Great Britain, Roman Empire, Roman fort, Romans, Rome, United Kingdom
Earlier archaeologists in Exeter have discovered and excavated a Roman fortof the former St Loye’s campus, off the Topsham Road. The idea of a fort on the location was started about three years ago from a trial excavation. Ditches reveled a fort and newly excavated ditches shows good indications that there was a second fort [...]
What’s coming, digital archaeology and more!
Posted: September 9, 2010 in 3d-models, Archaeology, Blog, Excavation, Facebook, General, Movies, reviews, Show, Tech, Technology, Twitter, Updates, YoutubeTags: 3d-models, ARATNE, Archaeology, comments, digital archaeology, Excavation, Facebook, feedback, job, Landskrona, Middle Ages, modern era, Neolithic, network, Renaissance, Stone Age, Sweden, Tech, technology, trailer, Twitter, university, web hotel, webcamera, wordpress, Youtube
Hello world! Just wanted to give you all some information what’s going on with the site, why somethings haven’t happened yet and what’s to come! First why there haven’t been any YouTube videos for a while: Some of them are near completion but lack some polish. I need to shoot the last sequences with a [...]