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dougrm December 15, 2018 Recording Archaeology

Analysing the use of light and space in Neolithic Malta through the use of custom Unity3D scripting


Gaming software can offer many advantages to archaeologists. Game engines like Unity3D provide simple structures and interfaces that can enhance …

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