Execution of one rosin reproduction of one oil lamp with an erotic scene (1st c. AD, Roman Era), from the Ruins of Tróia*, from the collection of the National Museum of Archaeology (Inv. 983.411.9). Work done using 3D scanning and 3D colorjet printing technology.
* The Roman Ruins of Tróia are the biggest Roman place known of fish salting production, which was built in the first half of the 1st c. and developed in a village which probably was occupied until the 6th c.
Acknowledgements Novotecna, Association for Technological Development ~ PO.RO.S, Roman Portugal Museum in Sicó (Condeixa) ~ National Museum of Archaeology ~ Municipality of Condeixa ~ 3D LIFE, Tridimensional Printing ~ Photographic Documentation Department / DGPC ~ Canal História ©
