Ancient Rome 3d Google Earth

Ancient Rome 3d Google Earth. Ancient Rome Tour in Latin Roman Forum 3D YouTube The tour, pro­duced with the help of the Rome Reborn project at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Vir­ginia, fea­tures over 6,000 build­ings, some ren­dered in fine detail, and it includes some inte­ri­ors as well To activate the layer, simply open the "Gallery" folder in the "Layers" panel and select "Ancient Rome 3D."

The Colos­se­um, the Roman Forum, the Basil­i­ca Julia, the Tem­ple of Ves­ta. Well, today we introduced a new approach to learning about ancient history: the ability to go back in time and explore Rome as it existed in 320 AD -- in 3D! All of this is possible through the new Ancient Rome 3D layer in Google Earth

Google Earth Italia Antica Roma 3d

In Novem­ber, Google launched a 3D tour of Ancient Rome, cir­ca 320 AD Well, today we introduced a new approach to learning about ancient history: the ability to go back in time and explore Rome as it existed in 320 AD -- in 3D! All of this is possible through the new Ancient Rome 3D layer in Google Earth Click here to link to a video on the Ancient Rome layer for Google Earth

"Rome in 3D" reboot detailed reconstruction of the City center History in 3D. The tour, pro­duced with the help of the Rome Reborn project at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Vir­ginia, fea­tures over 6,000 build­ings, some ren­dered in fine detail, and it includes some inte­ri­ors as well (Photo courtesy of Google.) Google has made an awesome version of its Google Earth interactive mapping system that recreates Rome circa 320 AD—at the height of the Roman Empire.

Roma in 3D su Google Earth YouTube. Alternatively, you can download this KML tour from the Google Earth Gallery to take a virtual tour of the 3D landmarks for yourself. Google has released an "Ancient Rome 3D" layer for their popular Google Earth geographic browser