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This study introduces a virtual reality (VR) application for archaeologists to manage excavation data. The VR tool enhances post-excavation analysis through immersive visualization, improving documentation and research.

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Area of Science:

Archaeological Science
Computer Science
Digital Heritage

Background:

Virtual reality (VR) is primarily used for public outreach in archaeology, with limited professional application.
Archaeologists require advanced tools for efficient data management and analysis during post-excavation.
Immersive technologies offer potential for detailed site examination and research enhancement.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a novel VR application tailored for professional archaeological use.
To streamline the storage, access, and visualization of critical archaeological data.
To evaluate the effectiveness of immersive technologies for archaeological documentation and research.

Main Methods:

Development of a VR application for immersive visualization of excavation sites and data.
Integration of 3-D models generated via photogrammetry and modeling techniques.
Application of the system to a case study at the Temple of Juno, Agrigento, Italy.
Conducting a pilot user study with archaeologists to assess the VR application's effectiveness.

Main Results:

The VR application facilitates direct interaction with 3-D models and site data.
The system enhances the examination of collected data during post-excavation analysis.
Pilot study indicates the potential of immersive technologies for professional archaeological workflows.
The study identified avenues for future development of VR tools in archaeology.

Conclusions:

The developed VR application effectively supports professional archaeological post-excavation analysis.
Immersive technologies show significant promise for documenting, preserving, and exploring archaeological sites.
This work highlights the need for and potential of specialized VR tools in archaeological research.