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Look at historical objects in three dimensions

Google has launched a new Cultural Institute service where you can view some 3-dimensional historical objects on your computer in your favorite web browser.

The items are detailed and you can enlarge them to see even the smallest parts. Of course, they are not perfect, there are some irregularities somewhere, but they were not noticed.

Look at historical objects in three dimensions

In addition to the subject itself, there is information about it, as well as useful links and images. There is also the option to enter the museum where the object is located using the Street View option so that you can see and see other objects in 3 dimensions - phenomenal!

Look at historical objects in three dimensions

The service is free and you can start browsing now by visiting this link  https://www.google.com/culturalinstitute/u/0/home

By the way, the Cultural Institute project encompasses much more than historical 3D objects, not bad to research.

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