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Photogrammetry is the process of combining many photographs of an object to create a virtual 3d model that users can manipulate on their computer screens. The process of creating models like these encourages students to look closely and think about the sculptural qualities of objects. Students and other museum audiences use these models to see things like the insides of masks and vessels, or what an architectural fragment from a building might actually look like when it was placed high overhead. Explore all of WCMA's photogrammetry models here

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Piggin with Lid
New England
c. 1675
Piggin with Lid
American
c. 1675
Incense Burner with Male Deity
Maya
18th-19th century
Karikpo Mask (antelope)
Ogoni Cultural Group
20th century
Whistle figurine
Maya
Late Classic, 600-900 AD
Mbulu-Ngulu (Reliquary Guardian Figure)
Kota Cultural Group
late 19th-early 20th century
Gadrooned bowl with hieroglyph rim text
Campeche
Late Classic, 600-900 AD
Two Buddhas (Sakyamuni and Prabhutaratna)
Chinese
Six Dynasties (265-589)
Human Head Emerging from Monster Jaws
Maya
Late Classic, 600-900 CE
Vase
Maya
Late Classic, 600-900 AD
Statuette of a Falcon, Standing with Double Crown
Egyptian, anonymous
Ptolemaic Period (c. 310 BC -30 BC), Ptolemaic Dynasty