3D reconstruction and the formulation of a new paradigm of archaeological spaces

Abstract

The contemporary approach to the paradigm of an archeological space depends on 3D technologies. We are talking about the procedure that is, in an ideal case, infinitesimal approach to the original archeological space. Bearing in mind that reconstruction of an archeological space pertains, first of all, to the area of archeological interpretation, it is necessary to introduce a new methodology into the paradigm of archeological spaces. This opens up the possibility of ensuring observability for spaces created by means of 3D reconstruction, which in the domain of virtual spaces has the meaning of the total reconstruction, but which does not actually mean a full reconstruction of the real space. This paper is related to the investigation of the impact of 3D technology on interpretation of real spaces. The paper proposes the methodology of the theory of deconstruction, which offers possibilities for creation of a new paradigm of archeological spaces.