Computer Applications in Archaeology (CAA), Granada, Spain, April, 2010 PDF (2010) The Virtual Theater District of Pompeii. (2011) Greco-Roman Music in Context Bringing Sound and Music to Virtual Pompeii, World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Health Care, and Higher Education (E-Learn), Honolulu, Hawaii, October, 2011. (5) Provide a virtual stage for live mixed reality theater and recreations of dramatic performances. (4) Provide all software and source materials to the public. (3) Demonstrate best practices in information access and presentation.
We are interested in how it has changed in the popular and scholarly imagination over the years. (2) Illustrate the evolution of this popular long-uncovered site, as a physical and cultural artifact.
Our scholarly goals are: (1) Demonstrate how the connecting areas of the theater district functioned in the larger architectural space. Our goal is to produce an online (web) site, which will integrate the model, original photographs, historical photos and drawings, written materials, and more. The model is the central reference tool of the information we are compiling on the archeological site (Weis, 2010). We have reconstructed the Grand Theater, the Triangular Forum, and the connecting areas of the Theater District in the Roman city of Pompeii as an interactive three-dimensional model.
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