A local museum in New Port Richey is using advanced 3D scanning technology to digitally preserve Egyptian shabtis and other artifacts. This initiative, led by Global Digital Heritage, aims to create an accessible digital library for education and research, while also protecting these fragile items for future generations. The scans are freely available to the public, enhancing learning opportunities and expanding the museum’s reach beyond its physical location.
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Egyptian Shabtis Gaining Digital Immortality Through 3D Scanning
