credits
This project took shape as an idea in a graduate seminar in Fall 2019, but became a reality the following year through the persistent efforts of a small group of students from that class. It would not have been possible without the generous support and contributions of the individuals and organizations below. Despite the pandemic, both our sponsors and our team gave freely of their time, energy, and financial and in-kind resources. We are deeply grateful to all those listed here.
Project Team
- Kearstin Jacobson, UT Art History (Project Lead)
- Mary Beth Garrido, UT School of Information (Designer)
- Isabelle Antes, UT School of Information (Content Creator, Blanton Liaison, 3D Capture)
- Elena Navarre, UT Classics (Content Creator, Student Volunteer, 3D Capture)
- Dayton Thompson, UT Plan II/Mechanical Engineering (TACC Metashape Script Development)
- Michael Falcetano, UT Art History (Grant Development)
- Josh Ludwig (Student Volunteer)
- Thuy Nguyen, LAITS (Web Developer)
- Jilie Zeng, UT School of Information (Web Developer)
- Lily Cox-Richard (Featured Artist, She-Wolf & Lower Figs)
- Adam Rabinowitz, UT Classics (Faculty Advisor)
Contributors
- Students in Digital Approaches to Antiquity graduate seminar, Fall 2019
- Claire Howard (Assistant Curator, Blanton Museum)
- Carter Foster (Deputy Director for Curatorial Affairs, Blanton Museum)
- Cassandra Smith (Head of Collections and Exhibitions, Blanton Museum)
- Michael Carnes (Collections and Exhibitions Assistant, Blanton Museum)
- Siobhan McCusker (Museum Educator, Blanton Museum)
- Alex Walthall and the students in his UGS 302 and Greek Archaeology classes, 2021-2022
- Stacy Vlasits (LAITS)
- Ruben Garza (LAITS)
- Marsha Miller (Photography Supervisor, University Marketing and Communications)
