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2025 · SAPIENS
Summary
Traveling Treasures is a project led by anthropologists that places Liberians in direct contact with dispersed cultural heritage through immersive technologies designed to bridge continents and histories.
The article shows how 3D and VR methods can do more than document artifacts. It frames immersive access as a way to reconnect people, collections, and historical knowledge across distance.
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