
3D images and
interactive 3D animations produced by
processing laser scanned data.
Project leader: Dr
Margarita Díaz-Andreu (Dept
of Archaeology, University of Durham).
Project research assistants: Kate Sharpe,
Andrew Blanshard, Michael Rainsbury (Dept
of Archaeology, University of Durham).
Data processing by Michael Rainsbury
with the assistance of Andrew Blanshard, Dr Richard Hobbs and Dr Immo
Trinks
(Dept
of Earth Sciences and e-Science
Research Institute), Dr Nick Rosser (Dept of Geography),
University of Durham.
Laser scanning and pre-processing of
data: Gavin Ellis, Pete Longhurst, Rich Gillibrand, supervised by Dr
Alan Chalmers (Dept of Computer Science, University of Bristol).
The data was processed using a methodology developed by Hobbs and Trinks. 3D animations are adapted from work by Trinks. The images here are screen captures. Copies of the data sets have been deposited with the Archaeological Data Service in York.
Stones are numbered following the convention used by the Sites and Monuments Record, starting with the western entrance stone and moving in a clockwise direction
Return to Durham's Prehistoric
Art web page.
University of Durham's Archaeology
Dept.
(all photographs by Michael Rainsbury)
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Stones 39 - 48 form a rectangular enclosure in the south-east section of the circle with stones 10, 11 and 12 forming the eastern side.
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