Digital Archaeologies of Classical Sculpture
An International Workshop
Thursday 13 June: Museum of Ancient Art and Archaeology, Aarhus University
- 9:00 Coffee/tea
- 9:30 Welcome and setting the agenda: Classical Sculpture in a Digital Age Chris Dickenson, Troels Myrup Kristensen & Katharina Meinecke
Chair: Chris Dickenson
- 10:00 Beneath the Surface: Sculpture, 3D Scanning, and the History of Archaeological Media at Kalydon Troels Myrup Kristensen, with Stine Birk
- 10:45 Coffee/tea
- 11:15 Reconstructing Hellenistic Sculptural Groups Then and Now Katharina Meinecke
- 12:00 Lunch (for speakers and discussants)
Chair: Amalie Skovmøller
- 13:30 The Delphi Charioteer: Reconstructing Polychromy of Stone and Metal through Digital Approaches Vincent Baillet
- 14:15 From Coin to Sculpture: Using 3D Modelling to Explore the Making of Roman Imperial Portraits Dario Calomino
- 15:00 Coffee/tea
Chair: Jane Fejfer
- 15:30 The Virtual Reunification and Reconstruction of Samothracian Monuments Rebecca Salem, with Bonna Wescoat, Ludovic Laugier, Vincent Baillet, Georg Plattner and Ellen Archie
- 16:15 Recombining Fragments and Reconstructing Context - 3D Modelling and the Votive Portraits from the Artemision at Messene Chris Dickenson
- 17:00 Reception
Friday 14 June: Museum of Ancient Art and Archaeology, Aarhus University
Chair: Troels Myrup Kristensen
- 9:30 Documenting Ancient Quarries and Colossal Sculpture on Naxos Rebecca Levitan
- 10:15 Production and Perception of Roman Sculpture: New Approaches using Computational Shape Comparison Martin Langner
- 11:00 Coffee/tea
Chair: Katharina Meinecke
- 11:30 Archaeology meets Psychology: Investigating the Perception of Sculptures of the Long 4th Century Claudia Schmieder and Michaela Stark
- 12:15 Lunch
- 13:30 Concluding Responses Lise Skytte Jacobsen, Jane Fejfer and Amalie Skovmøller
- 14:15 End of workshop Organisers Katharina Meinecke, Saarland University, Germany / Chris Dickenson, University of Groningen, Netherlands / Troels Myrup Kristensen, Aarhus University, Denmark