Gallery of 3D printed historical and archeological replicas.
A key advantage of 3d printing is the ability to scan-in and produce accurate replicas of important culture pieces from our history. It frees archeological pieces from their hermetically sealed cases and allows for a hands on experience for the public.
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![Statue by Stephen Carvill]()
Guernsey girl statue - Bridlington UK
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![Xmas card with flat-pack 3d printed sleigh]()
Amy Johnston Bust - Sewerby UK
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![Full sized print in PLA from chapel prints scan.]()
Death mask of Neopolian - Normanby Hall UK
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![chapel prints scanned in the piece then printed in UV resin.]()
Anglo-saxon cuffs - Sewerby Hall UK
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![replica of most expensive roman medallion sold at auction.]()
Roman medallion - Gaza PS
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![Venus figurines.]()
Neolithic venus figurine collection - Europe
