In 2017 the Paphos Theatre Archaeological Project is proud to announce its 3D virtual reality model of the Antonine (2nd century AD) phase of the theatre of Paphos made by our good friends at LithodomosVR, specialists in reconstructing the ancient world using exciting new technologies.
The 3D model is viewable through VR googles.
The model allows the viewer to explore a hypothetic reconstruction of the ancient theatre from three different view points; the upper cavea, the centre of the orchestra and the eastern side of the orchestra. The immersive experience is a wonderful means to allow people to experience what the theatre would have been like during this dynamic period in the theatre's history.
The model is also a great example of our commitment towards public engagement with the archaeological process and the remarkable ancient theatre of Paphos. It was a massive success in the recent exhibition Travellers from Australia.
The 3D model is viewable through VR googles.
The model allows the viewer to explore a hypothetic reconstruction of the ancient theatre from three different view points; the upper cavea, the centre of the orchestra and the eastern side of the orchestra. The immersive experience is a wonderful means to allow people to experience what the theatre would have been like during this dynamic period in the theatre's history.
The model is also a great example of our commitment towards public engagement with the archaeological process and the remarkable ancient theatre of Paphos. It was a massive success in the recent exhibition Travellers from Australia.
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Stills from the model.
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The VR model being viewed both on site and as part of the exhibition Travellers from Australia in Paphos.
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