IF 112/S2/2015 – WORK IN PROGRESS
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Roman Rural Landscapes at the Department of Classical Archaeology, University of Vienna 3D Model of Interface IF 112 Unveiled in Trench 2/2015 at Molino San Vincenzo Roman Site Tuscany's Hidden Gem Revealed: A Glimpse into Ancient Life Located in trench 2/2015, the roman rural site at Molino San Vincenzo has yielded an exciting discovery - a 3D model of interface IF 112. This incredible find is now available for public viewing. To learn more about this fascinating excavation, visit http://bit.ly/excavationMSV The model was created by Dominik Hagmann, a talented archaeologist from the University of Vienna. Although reduced in quality, it still provides an impressive glimpse into the past. The 3D model is scaled and oriented to give you an accurate representation of the interface. With north approximately facing upwards, you can explore the layout with ease. Excavation Details: * Site: Molino San Vincenzo Roman site * Trench: 2/2015 * Model Created By: Dominik Hagmann (University of Vienna) * Year: 2016
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