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Re-contextualizing the standing Sekhmet statues in the Temple of Ptah at Karnak through digital reconstruction and VR experience

open access: yesDisegnare con, 2023
Recent trends in the Digital Humanities – conceived as new modalities of collaborative, transdisciplinary and computational research and presentation – also strongly influence research approaches and presentation practices in museums.
Roberta Spallone   +5 more
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Connecting objects, times and places: Digital VR re-contextualization of the standing Sekhmet statues in the Museo Egizio, Turin, from the Temple of Ptah at Karnak

open access: yes, 2023
The experience described in this paper concerns the reconstruction of the temple of Ptah at Karnak with the aim to check and present two hypotheses for the original placement of statues of the goddess Sekhmet now kept at the Museo Egizio, Turin. The reconstruction including the statues, enjoyable through virtual reality, highlights its potential as a ...
Roberta Spallone   +5 more
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A “New” Sekhmet Statue in Turin: Fragment Provv. 3864

open access: yesRivista del Museo Egizio
A fragment of a standing statue of the goddess Sekhmet was recently re-identified in the storerooms of the Museo Egizio, Turin. This brief note introduces the fragment and explores its history within the museum’s collection, with special attention to its past use as a replacement for the missing foot part of the statue of Hathor/Isis Cat. 694.
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PC001-0116 (= PC001 No.123) Statue of Sekhmet, Cairo Museum, 766 (女神セクメト立像、カイロ博物館)

open access: yesPC001-0116 (= PC001 No.123) Statue of Sekhmet, Cairo Museum, 766 (女神セクメト立像、カイロ博物館)
PNG形式, 幅1386 X 高さ2220pixel, 解像度:400dpi, 画像ピクセル形式:Format24bppRgb, 縦長 ...
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