AA-007 / THE COLLECTION
The gallery label identifies Amun-Ra, associated with kingship and worship at Karnak. It attributes this diorite statue to the New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, and lists Karnak as its provenance.
THE RECORD BEHIND THE OBJECT
At rest the statue faces sideways. That orientation is in the capture data itself rather than in the viewer, so drag to bring the face round.
57 raw images from a single session at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization on 19 August 2026, processed with Apple's PhotogrammetrySession (RealityKit) into a watertight textured mesh of 73,268 faces at 4096px. The archival file is 30 MB; the copy that turns in this viewer is the same geometry at 3.4 MB, mesh-compressed with a JPEG texture for the web.
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IDENTIFICATION & EVIDENCE
The history above is attributed to the photographed gallery label. It is separate from the project’s capture and processing metadata; no museum accession number has been verified.
Project source photograph IMG_ARKit_418982477.heic; original retained in the capture archive. Description paraphrased after checking the photograph, not copied from OCR.
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Atabany, Omar. “Amun-Ra King of the Gods” (AA-007). ArchaeoArchive. https://archaeoarchive.com/view/amun-ra-king-of-the-gods.
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