Artist demonstrates Harvard's new 3D clay printer – Harvard Gazette
Sculpture, technology merge in Ceramics Program as tool offers students another way to work with clay.
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Sculpture, technology merge in Ceramics Program as tool offers students another way to work with clay.
Fifteen Questions: Peter Der Manuelian on Ancient Egypt, 3D Technology, and Indiana Jones | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson
Pyramids were built for over a millennium in ancient Egypt. During that time, we can discern a definite trend in their development, experimentation, ambition, and the peak precision in building the Great Pyramid of Khufu, followed by a long period of architectural decline. So far, we have traced the earliest mounds at Abydos over 7,000 years ago to the burial and funerary mounds of Pharaoh Khasekhemwy circa 2680 BC. These were symbols of resurrection and royal divinity, ripe with magical potential. They were still, however, relatively unimposing. When did the Egyptian mounds first become mou...