The book is still with me, I carried it across three continents and the same hold true for my love of anything Egyptian. The book was based on Carter's private diaries. He was stunned to discover, illuminated only by the light of a flickering candle, that the tomb was filled with treasures and gold. Part 1 of the online diary has another of the original pictures, showing one of the antechambers. The Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research, Utrecht University, Netherlands Computer graphics allow archeologist to reconstruct ancient sites and artifacts, giving us an entirely new view and understanding of those worlds.
Different organizations use different methods.
Here you can read a brief introduction to computer aided restauration using Photoshop and view the center's Quicktime VR models . Utrecht is also the home of various extensive databases, such as the C offin Text Word Index. The center also created Glyph for Windows, a hieroglyphic text processor. The University of Erlangen, Germany, mounted this photo exhibition. A group of six people documented their travel down the Nile.