Our Projects

LEARNING SITES designs and develops interactive 3D models and virtual worlds for public school education, television programming, archaeological research, scholarly publication, and museum or archaeological site exhibition.

LEARNING SITES solutions provide a unique combination of features:

• High-resolution, detailed, and precise virtual worlds, augmented reality experiences, animations, and renderings
• Interactive in-world links to text, 2D and 3D image, and sound databases
• The most reliable and accurate rendering of ancient monuments
• WebGL programming for interactive online viewing
• Unity game engine virtual reality output for online, Android phone, or VR headset immersive viewing
• Professionally researched architectural and artifact data
• Complete instructional materials for seamless classroom integration
• Unique tools for measuring objects in and navigating through virtual worlds

We invite you to view samples from our growing library of worlds.

American sites

Anatolian sites

Assyrian sites (including Mitannian sites)

Babylonian sites

Cypriote sites

Egyptian sites

Greek sites

Israeli sites

Italian sites

Jordanian sites

Levantine sites

Nubian sites

Persian sites

Syrian sites

We welcome the opportunity to work with your data, no matter where in the world your site is located.

Stearns Square -- Springfield MA pocket park; 19th century CE

Nemrud Dagi -- Hellenistic mountaintop sanctuary; 1st century BCE

Seyitomer -- large tell; Bronze Age - Roman Period

Nimrud -- Northwest Palace of King Ashur-nasir-pal II, 9th century BCE

Nimrud -- Central Palace Area, various Assyrian kings, 9th-8th centuries BCE

Nineveh -- Southwest Palace, North Palace, Nergal Gate, and House MG22, 7th c. BCE

Nuzi -- photomodeling and CNC carving, lion sculpture, mid-14th century BCE

Mashkan-shapir -- Isin-Larsa / Old Babylonian urban center, c.1840 BCE

Kyrenia -- shipwreck site, 4th c. BCE

Buhen -- Nile River Fortress, 12th Dynasty

Giza -- Mastaba of Nofer, 4th Dynasty

Gurob -- ship model, 19th-20th Dynasty

Saqqara -- Funerary Chapel of Ka(i)pura, c.2415-2298 BCE

Athens -- The Acropolis, 5th century BCE

Actium -- Augustus' Victory Monument, 1st century BCE

Mycenae, Artisans' Workshops, c.14th-13th centuries BCE

Olynthus, House of Many Colors townhouse, 4th century BCE

Tsoungiza, Ancient Nemea -- Neolithic - Bronze Age settlement

Vari House -- Attic farmhouse, c.300 BCE

Athlit, bronze ramming prow -- largest and most complete ram to survive; 2nd century BCE

Jerusalem, Ahi'el's House -- Iron Age 4-pillar house; destroyed 6th century BCE

Jerusalem, Burnt House -- house basement, Roman Period, burnt 70 CE

Jerusalem, Ottoman Gates -- gates into the Old City constructed during the reign of Sultan Suleiman the Magificent, mid 16th century

Paliké, Catania, Sicily -- hestiaterion (dining hall), 5th century BCE

Rome -- the Arch of Titus, Palace of Domitian, Domitian's house, 1st century CE

Damiyah, Jordan -- Iron Age settlement, 7th century BCE

Byblos (Jbail), Lebanon -- Chalcolithic, Middle Bronze Age, and Roman settlements

Jebel Barkal -- religious center, c.1500 BCE - 500 CE

Al-Meragh -- Meroitic settlement, 4th century BCE

Meroe -- Sun Temple, 3rd century BCE

Nuri -- Aspelta's tomb, 6th century BCE

Khamsa of Nizami -- Medieval Timurid manuscript, c.12th c. CE

Til Barsib-- Assyrian palace & gate, c.9th century BCE

Tell Brak -- settlement, 3rd millennium BCE

Tell Halaf -- Assyrian temple