The Permian Basin Hjemmeside
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I 2021 udgravede arkæologer fra SEARCH og TRC ti arkæologiske lokaliteter i Permian Basin, et område der strækker sig fra det nuværende sydøstlige New Mexico til det vestlige Texas. Her blev der fundet mere end 15.000 genstande.
Fundene ønskede de at dele med offentligheden og samtidig give indblik i det arkæologiske arbejde bag. I tæt samarbejde med GROUND Media som lead agency hjalp vi med at udvikle en hjemmeside, hvor brugerne kan dykke ned i fortællingerne og de mange artefakter fra både feltarbejde og laboratorieanalyser.
Resultatet er et digitalt museum, der giver et kig bag kulisserne i de arkæologiske udgravninger og samler fortidens fragmenter til stærke fortællinger om, hvordan mennesker levede engang.
Stepping into an online museum
The intention was to break down the barrier between physical and online and create a website where the visitor has the experience of stepping into a museum. The visitors are brought closer to the artifacts with the use of WebGL 3D technology.
Stepping into an online museum
The intention was to break down the barrier between physical and online and create a website where the visitor has the experience of stepping into a museum. The visitors are brought closer to the artifacts with the use of WebGL 3D technology.
Stepping into an online museum
The intention was to break down the barrier between physical and online and create a website where the visitor has the experience of stepping into a museum. The visitors are brought closer to the artifacts with the use of WebGL 3D technology.
Stepping into an online museum
The intention was to break down the barrier between physical and online and create a website where the visitor has the experience of stepping into a museum. The visitors are brought closer to the artifacts with the use of WebGL 3D technology.
Stepping into an online museum
The intention was to break down the barrier between physical and online and create a website where the visitor has the experience of stepping into a museum. The visitors are brought closer to the artifacts with the use of WebGL 3D technology.
The Permian Basin over time
Between 299 and 252 million years ago, during the Permian geologic period, the Permian Basin region went from a shallow sea to what it is today. To illustrate how the area has changed over time, visitors can explore an interactive timeline that combines 3D WebGL with information about the region – from the earliest exploration and occupation by Native Americans (the Paleoindian Period 11,500-6,000 BC) to the present day.
The Permian Basin over time
Between 299 and 252 million years ago, during the Permian geologic period, the Permian Basin region went from a shallow sea to what it is today. To illustrate how the area has changed over time, visitors can explore an interactive timeline that combines 3D WebGL with information about the region – from the earliest exploration and occupation by Native Americans (the Paleoindian Period 11,500-6,000 BC) to the present day.
The Permian Basin over time
Between 299 and 252 million years ago, during the Permian geologic period, the Permian Basin region went from a shallow sea to what it is today. To illustrate how the area has changed over time, visitors can explore an interactive timeline that combines 3D WebGL with information about the region – from the earliest exploration and occupation by Native Americans (the Paleoindian Period 11,500-6,000 BC) to the present day.
The Permian Basin over time
Between 299 and 252 million years ago, during the Permian geologic period, the Permian Basin region went from a shallow sea to what it is today. To illustrate how the area has changed over time, visitors can explore an interactive timeline that combines 3D WebGL with information about the region – from the earliest exploration and occupation by Native Americans (the Paleoindian Period 11,500-6,000 BC) to the present day.
The Permian Basin over time
Between 299 and 252 million years ago, during the Permian geologic period, the Permian Basin region went from a shallow sea to what it is today. To illustrate how the area has changed over time, visitors can explore an interactive timeline that combines 3D WebGL with information about the region – from the earliest exploration and occupation by Native Americans (the Paleoindian Period 11,500-6,000 BC) to the present day.
Exploring your inner Indiana Jones
Thanks to high-resolution 3D scanning, visitors can access the archaeological work through the website, the visitors can gain insights into the archaeological work by zooming in and out on the many details of the different excavation site.
Exploring your inner Indiana Jones
Thanks to high-resolution 3D scanning, visitors can access the archaeological work through the website, the visitors can gain insights into the archaeological work by zooming in and out on the many details of the different excavation site.
Exploring your inner Indiana Jones
Thanks to high-resolution 3D scanning, visitors can access the archaeological work through the website, the visitors can gain insights into the archaeological work by zooming in and out on the many details of the different excavation site.
Exploring your inner Indiana Jones
Thanks to high-resolution 3D scanning, visitors can access the archaeological work through the website, the visitors can gain insights into the archaeological work by zooming in and out on the many details of the different excavation site.
Exploring your inner Indiana Jones
Thanks to high-resolution 3D scanning, visitors can access the archaeological work through the website, the visitors can gain insights into the archaeological work by zooming in and out on the many details of the different excavation site.
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