英文摘要 |
Application of 3D scanning and reverse engineering is stirring a wave of technological revolution. Today, the application of this technology has been used in the archaeological researches - from archaeological field works and virtual reality simulation to replica productions - for nearly all objects visible. In this wave of trend, how should archaeology look upon the development of this technology? How should archaeological studies in different aspects make proper uses of this technology in order to create a new vision and knowledge? This paper focuses on exploring the application of this technology as a new media to replace traditional methods on burials and human remains from archaeological sites, and taking the application of the technology on the research Liangdao Man no.1 unearthed in Matsu as an example, discusses the issues including site excavation, burial recording, reconstruction of human skeleton, performance of replica simulation, ethics of museum exhibition and etc. from archaeological point of view to look at the advantages of the technology of producing new knowledge and its yet to be developed on this new field. |