The 3 Dimensions of Digitalised Archaeology: State-Of-The-Art, Data Management and Current Challenges in Archaeological 3d-Documentation

Marco Hostettler studied Prehistoric and Medieval Archaeology at the Universities of Bern, Berlin and Zurich. He currently is a doctoral student at the University of Bern and investigates land use in the prehistoric Southern Balkans. His PhD project is part of the interdisciplinary Synergy Project EXPLO, funded by the European Research Commission. In his research he employs quantitative methods, 3D technologies and is a scientific diver. His interests cover the Neolithic and Bronze Age of Europe, wetland archaeology and the application of 3D technology in archaeology.
Anja Buhlke studied engineering with a specialization as cartographer and technician of excavation. She has been working as a freelancer in international archaeological projects for more than 10 years. She is employed on rescue excavations but mostly in research projects covering different archaeological periods. Thereby she gained a full-ranged experience in the use of 3D technologies.
ClaraDrummer graduated in Archaeological Sciences from the University of Erlangen - Nuremberg and CAU in Kiel, Germany. She holds a PhD in Pre- and Protohistoric Archaeology from CAU (2020), where she was a research associate and part of the interdisciplinary project CRC 1266 "Scales of Transformation", funded by the German Research Foundation. Her research focused on human-environmental interactions in prehistoric and archaic societies. Now at Orthodrone, she manages company research projects and third-party funding opportunities. Throughout her career, Clara used UAS-based photogrammetry to survey and generate 3D-documentation of archaeological sites.
Lea Emmenegger studied Prehistoric Archaeology, Archaeology of the Roman Provinces and Geology at the Universities of Bern and Fribourg. She is currently employed at the Archaeological Service in the Canton of Luzernand works as a scientific diver in underwater archaeology projects. Her research interests are focusedon the potential of 3D technologies for everyday practice in the context of underwater and land archaeology. Johannes Reich studied Prehistoric and Provincial Roman Archaeology at the Universities of Bern and Kiel. He is currently a PhD student at the University of Bern, where he is responsible for underwater fieldwork and the analysis of prehistoric pile-dwelling sites in the southwestern Balkans. As a scientific diver, he is committed to the application of new digital documentation techniques in underwater archaeology. Corinne Stäheli is a Master Student at the University of Bern, where she also did her bachelor's degree in Prehistoric Archaeology, Archaeology of the Roman Provinces and Art History. She is a certified scientific diver and this is how she started to work with 3D-documentation methods. Her research interests are wetland archaeology of the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods, data management and storage in archaeology as well as dendroarchaeology with special focus in perservation, storage and conservation of waterlogged archaeological wood.

Marco Hostettler在伯恩大學、柏林大學和蘇黎世大學學習史前和中世紀考古學。他目前是伯恩大學的博士生，研究史前巴爾幹半島的土地利用。他的博士項目是跨學科的Synergy Project EXPLO的一部分，由歐洲研究委員會資助。在他的研究中，他使用定量方法、3D技術和科學潛水。他的興趣涵蓋了歐洲的新石器時代和青銅時代、濕地考古學以及在考古學中應用3D技術。

Anja Buhlke在國際考古項目中擔任自由職業者已有超過10年的經驗，她專攻於地圖製作和挖掘技術。她參與了救援挖掘和各種考古時期的研究項目。因此，她在使用3D技術方面具有全面的經驗。

Clara Drummer在德國埃爾朗根-紐倫堡大學和基爾大學研究考古學科學，並獲得了基爾大學的史前和原始考古學博士學位（2020年）。她曾是基爾大學的研究助理，並參與了由德國研究基金會資助的跨學科項目CRC 1266“轉型的尺度”。她的研究重點是史前和原始社會中的人類與環境互動。現在在Orthodrone公司，她負責管理公司的研究項目和第三方資金機會。在她的職業生涯中，Clara使用基於無人機的攝影測量技術來測量和生成考古遺址的3D文檔。

Lea Emmenegger在伯恩大學和弗里堡大學學習史前考古學、羅馬省份考古學和地質學。她目前在盧塞恩州考古服務機構工作，並在水下考古項目中擔任科學潛水員。她的研究興趣集中在3D技術在水下和陸地考古學中的日常應用潛力上。

Johannes Reich在伯恩大學和基爾大學學習史前和羅馬省份考古學。他目前是伯恩大學的博士生，負責在西南巴爾幹半島進行水下田野工作和史前樁屋遺址的分析。作為一名科學潛水員，他致力於在水下考古學中應用新的數字文檔技術。

Corinne Stäheli是伯恩大學的碩士生，她也在該校完成了史前考古學、羅馬省份考古學和藝術史的學士學位。她是一名經過認證的科學潛水員，這也是她開始使用3D文檔方法的原因。她的研究興趣包括新石器時代和青銅時代的濕地考古學、考古學中的數據管理和存儲，以及濕潤考古木材的保存、存儲和保護。