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The Lost Roman Sanctuary in Pula

The rescue archaeological excavation that was conducted in St. Theodore’s quarter at Pula from 2005 to 2009 encompassed an area measuring four thousand square meters, which was excavated up to adepth of eight meters. It was possible to single out seven basic architectural layers: Histrian, Roman, LateRoman, Medieval, Early Modern, Austrian, and the contemporary 20th century layer. The Roman building phase is surely the most important one, regarded from both an urbanistic and an architectonic standpoint. In addition to classical geodetic methods, the whole area was likewise scanned using a 3-D laser-scanner at various stages of the excavation. It was on this occasion, in 2005, that a 3-D scanning method was first used in an archaeological excavation in Croatia.

3D scanning ; Hercules ; sanctuary ; temple

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