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Late Celtic settlement of Basel - research on virtual reality realtime experience

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»	04/09 TV-Documentary ZDF

»	03/09 Hedemuenden - Roman Fort reconstruction

»	12/08 large scale 3d-reconstruction of Old Stone Age landscape

»	11/08 Finding Luther - Exhibtion opening in Halle, Germany

»	10/08 Medieval Castle - animation and stereoscopes

»	09/08 Unter uns - Archaeology in Basel - Opening

»	06/08 Premiere - 3D animation visualise roman KÃ¼nzing

»	06/08 Medieval Staufen - reconstruction of castle and city

»	04/08 Roman Museum GÃ¼glingen - Opening

»	3/08 Luther - eyed from the late medieval building history angle

»	1/08 neolithic rock paintings of Aserbaidschan brought to life

»	10/07 Celtic settlement: research on Swiss virtual realtime experience

»	8/07 Swiss Design Award 2007 Nomination

»	7/07 3D reconstructions of the roman fort and vicus Kuenzing

»	7/07 Life scene in a Roman bath

»	6/07 Animated map showing the development during the Roman times

»	5/07 Visualization of the Settlement History in Juechen-Neuholz

»	5/07 Lecture at the fmx

»	4/07 UNESCO World Heritage: 3D-Reconstructions on German TV

»	1/07 Stereoscopic images for Reiss-Engelhorn Museum, Mannheim

»	1/07 SWR Broadcasting at our Office

»	12/06 We moved into new locations

»	11/06 3D-animation of the Celtic oppidum at Basel, Swizzerland

»	10/06 3D-Reconstructing Limestowers and auxilliary fortresses

»	8/06 animation of the roman fortress thermae at Osterburken

»	7/06 The roman vicus GÃ¼glingen and villa rustica Frauenzimmern

»	5/06 Virtual Metal- and medieval ages settlements in Ireland

»	3/06 Vindonissa, CH: Stereoscopic 3D-Rekonstructions

»	3/06 Edutainment for the roman Bathhouse-Museum of Heerlen, NL

»	02/06 Six-Metres Panoramic View of the roman Forum

»	01/06 Pyramids of Meroe and Amun-Temple of Naga: TV- Production on Sudan-Archaeology

»	10/05 Virtual Reconstructions at the great Exibition of the State of Baden-Wuerrtemberg 2005

»	09/05 Grand Reopening of the Limesmuseum Aalen with Computeranimations of the Digital Archaeology

»	08/05 basel settlement history from palaeolithic to the late medieval city

»	06/05 3d-visualisation and media on roman gravejard at Heidelberg

»	05/05 Reconstructing the late roman fortress of Breisach Muensterhuegel in 3D

»	virtual reconstruction of the Celtic site at the MÃ¼nsterhÃ¼gel in Basel, Switzerland

»	the virtual reconstructions of the greek temple of Sangri, Naxos and the Ishtar-Gate of Babylon

»	exhibition of the roman Riegel in the foyer of the government district agency of Freiburg

»	media award for the team of Digital Archaeology

»	large scale project Limes Museum Aalen: fortress of the horseman of the 2 nd century

»	visualization of the roman basilica in Riegel

»	internet pages for the ''FÃ¶rderkreis ArchÃ¤ologie in Baden''

»	archaeological excavation plans of Thugga, Tunesia

The Swiss cutting-edge research project LifeClipper is mutually realized by the University of Northwestern Switzerland, the University of Basel, the Archaeological Department and the Department of Urban Design and Planning Basel.

Its aim is to explore the potential of â€žAugmented Realityâ€œ for project visualization, urban planning and tourism in close collaboration with research partners and commercial partners.

Digitale ArchÃ¤ologie created the reconstruction and interactive realtime data of the ancient celtic settlement superimposed via real time tracking systems to the current vincinity.

Last Update: 11.7.2014