Motya, NE Quadrant

Occupying Isola San Pantaleo off of Western Sicily, Ancient Motya was a Phoenician colony that rose to become a major node for Punic commerce and defense. This island settlement thrived until it was sacked by Greek forces in 397 BC.

Aerial photographs collected in 2017 were used to create an orthomosaic of the University of Palermo study area through structure from motion (SFM). Precise control points from RTK GPS enabled the generation of a microtopographic model of the ground surface and exposed archaeological features.
This is a reduced resolution model for online display.

Jason Herrmann and Paola Sconzo

Supported by the Gerda Henkel Stiftung, project AZ 26/V/17

Condotta congiuntamente con il Servizio Beni Archeologici della
Soprintendenza Regionale peri Beni Culturali e Ambientali di Trapani. Grazie speciale a Tiziana Genna.

Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

坐落于西西里西部近海的圣潘塔莱奥岛（Isola San Pantaleo）之上的古代莫提亚（Ancient Motya），曾是一座腓尼基殖民地，后来发展为布匿商贸与防御体系的核心节点。这座岛屿聚落繁荣发展，直至公元前397年被希腊军队洗劫焚毁。

2017年采集的航空影像被用于通过运动恢复结构（Structure from Motion, SFM）技术制作巴勒莫大学研究区域的正射影像镶嵌图。借助实时动态差分GPS（RTK GPS）获取的精确控制点，研究团队生成了研究区地表微地形模型与裸露考古遗存的相关模型。本模型为降低分辨率版本，用于在线展示。

杰森·赫尔曼（Jason Herrmann）与宝拉·斯科佐（Paola Sconzo）

本研究得到盖尔达·亨克尔基金会（Gerda Henkel Stiftung）项目AZ 26/V/17资助。

本项目与特拉帕尼文化与环境遗产区域监管局考古服务部门联合开展，特别致谢蒂齐亚娜·真纳（Tiziana Genna）。

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