High-detail digital documentation of museum artifacts
The project included photogrammetric capturing of 40 ancient artifacts from Tustan Museum. SPM3D used several DSLR cameras together with automatic rotating tables to record each object from controlled angles with dense overlap and stable geometry.
This workflow is well suited for small heritage objects because it captures fine surface relief, material texture and fragile details without physical contact. The final detail level was less than 0.1 mm, allowing the artifacts to be inspected, archived and presented as interactive 3D models.
The resulting Sketchfab collection makes the museum artifacts accessible for research, education and public presentation while preserving a precise digital record of the original objects.
Bronze mace from Tustan, XII-XIV century
Bronze mace documented as part of the Tustan Museum artifact photogrammetry project.
Ring, XIV century
Interactive 3D model of a XIV century ring captured with high-detail photogrammetry.
Arrowhead 1
Ancient arrowhead digitized for inspection, preservation and interactive presentation.
Pidkova
Artifact model from the Tustan Museum collection captured using DSLR photogrammetry.
Ancient key
High-detail 3D model of an ancient key from the museum artifact collection.
Tustan artifact
Interactive artifact model from the Tustan Museum photogrammetry collection.
Ancient heel 2
Ancient heel artifact documented as a precise textured 3D model.
Tustan artifacts interactive 3D models
The full public collection contains the remaining interactive Sketchfab models for the Tustan Museum artifact capture project. Visitors can open the collection to inspect the complete set of documented artifacts.
Open the collection on Sketchfab