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Mason Scholte and Jitte Waagen Introduction In a previous blogpost we introduced ARCfieldLAB, a research project aiming at creating an inventory of the most important...

Jitte Waagen, Hugo Huurdeman, Jill Hilditch Introduction: 3D datasets and open science In the field of material heritage we see an exponential increase in 3D...

Jitte Waagen and Emma van de Goot It has been 9 months since the official start of the Virtual Past Places project (VPP). The VPP...

The Bonnefanten Museum in Maastricht houses the largest ensemble of Hortisculptures by the Dutch artist Ferdi (1927-1969). These colourful and eclectic sculptures have unfortunately experienced...

Mason Scholte and Jitte Waagen ARCfieldLAB. Innovative sensor technologies and methodologies for archaeological fieldwork: network, knowledgebase, and dissemination BACKGROUND The field of archaeological remote sensing...

Elon Heymans and Jitte Waagen Drones are gaining ground as a versatile tool for archaeological prospection. Cheaper and more efficient in use than conventional airplanes,...

The Allard Pierson, where the collections of the University of Amsterdam are housed, owns a group of animal mummies from ancient Egypt. They had never...

The NWO Open Science application that the 4D Research Lab submitted with main applicant dr. Jill Hilditch of the Tracing the Potters Wheel project (TPW),...