Nevertheless, the app has many complex functions that might be useful beyond the relatively straightforward chore of accommodating pencil lines. To demonstrate these functions, we’d like to use LD 178, a wall segment in the First Antechamber at Luxor temple, as our sample scene. This section displays a complex mixture of late Third Century frescoes superimposed over the pharaonic relief decoration. Originally, the process of documenting the Tetrarchic remains was designed in a way that some contextual information would be provided by indicating a narrow strip of the Eighteenth Dynasty background.
Now, extensive epigraphic work is planned to be carried out in order to document all the pharaonic remains in the room.
With the Survey’s renewed focus being on the carvings, all scenes had to be reshot (integrating the latest photogrammetric results) with the intent to refine our previous photographic records. Naturally, the existing epigraphic material had to be revised and modified as well, wherever necessary, to be able to seamlessly integrate into these newly provided digital backgrounds.
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