Engaging Tunisian Youths and Young Adults with Their Heritage Hands On!
Throughout this project the Virtual Experience Company's team and partners developed a range of experimental, interactive experiences designed to make Tunisia's historical heritage more accessible and engaging.
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The Neptune House
Virtual Reality allowed our audiences to walk through a reconstructed Roman house built on the ruins of the 'Neptune House' a building in Thuburbo Majus.
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Flight Over Excavation Sites
Video and imagery captured with drones provided a bird's eye view of the large excavation sites; how much has been discovered and how much is still waiting to be revealed.
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Conversation with History
Augmented Reality brought artifacts and mosaics to life that normally hang silent on the walls, willing them to reveal their stories and myths.
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Artifacts
3D scans gave visitors and archaeologists a chance to study and explore the artifacts of the El Jem Museum in much greater detail - without constant fear of dropping something very old and valuable.