Tom Goskar

Freelance consultant for digital heritage

Tag: 3d scanning

  • Impossible views: 3D scanning monuments in West Penwith, Cornwall

    Impossible views: 3D scanning monuments in West Penwith, Cornwall

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    How can you make a solid, accurate record of an ancient monument for the archaeological record, whilst also making an accessible digital experience with novel ways to view the site highlighting its construction? We think that we’ve cracked it. Penwith Landscape Partnership asked us to capture 3D scans of four monuments as part of the…

  • Hendraburnick ‘Quoit’ – the most decorated stone in southern Britain?

    Hendraburnick ‘Quoit’ – the most decorated stone in southern Britain?

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    In 2016 I was asked by Dr Andy Jones from Cornwall Archaeological Unit to record and study the surface of Hendraburnick Quoit on Bodmin Moor in Cornwall. The work, funded by Cornwall Archaeological Society, involved detailed 3D recording of the surface of the two stones that comprise the monument (which isn’t actually a quoit, but…

  • Announcing Archaeovision

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    I am delighted to announce that I am now a consultant for Archaeovision, a pan-EU group of experts in the field of archaeological computing. Here’s a summary of what Archaeovision is about: Archaeovision offers innovative solutions to a wealth of problems in the heritage sectors. We can 3D scan your objects, survey your building, investigate…