Rome's catacombs uncovered in 3D
A three-year-long project has created the first fully comprehensive 3D image of one of Rome's catacombs.
Using laser scanners, a team of 10 archaeologists, architects and computer scientists have started mapping the 105 miles (170km) of tunnels.
CLICK HERE TO SEE some of the images that have been created - http://www.cgexplorer.com/2009/05/04/serious-cg-3d-scan-of-catacombs-in-rome/
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