Today the Artifacts Conservation students, Mikaela Marchuk and Gyllian Porteous, under the supervision of Amandina Anastassiades, Professor of Artifact Conservation, are assisting with the creation of a virtual museum of Mediterranean antiquities. This project is led by Dr. George Bevan and students Kristen Jones and Marissa Monette in the Department of Classical Studies. The project seeks to make the Queen’s University Diniacopoulos Collection accessible online through the creation of simulated 3D-models. The Collection is currently housed in the Art Conservation Department and the Classics Department at Queen's University.
Photo and story from Queen's University Art Conservation Facebook page.
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