The artist secretly scanned and 3D printed was plundered the bust of the ancient Egyptian queen
Preserving precious historical artifacts through 3D scanning has become a good method recognized by the whole world. Recently, artists Nora Al-Badri and Jan Nikolai Nelles have done the same thing. The artifacts they scanned were busts of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti in the fourteenth century BC. However, this action is somewhat different, because their scanning work is carried out in secret, and this is mainly because this artifact is one of the top 10 looted artifacts in the world today.
The cause of the matter goes back to 1912, nearly a hundred years ago. At that time, the German Ludwig Pohart discovered this artifact in an Egyptian archaeological activity. Later, in order to take it for himself, he used an agreement with the Egyptian government to transport the statue back to Germany, and the latter also publicly exhibited this artifact in Berlin since 1923.
However, later, the latest findings showed that Bohart had deliberately misled the Egyptian government: he let Egyptian officials look at the cultural relics under the dim light, and lied about his composition, and the purpose was very simple, that is, the cultural relics were Have it. Thus, the Supreme Council of Egyptian Monuments repeatedly asked Germany to return the cultural relics, at least to temporarily return to the homeland of Egypt. However, Germany still insists that they have absolute ownership of the statue, on the grounds that a short loan will also cause damage to the cultural relics.
Although the matter is still unresolved, the two artists with a sense of justice have already expressed their ideas through this secret operation. Three months after the scan was completed, the two downloaded the download link and seed file of the bust 3D printable file on their project website, and in just 24 hours, the download volume exceeded 1000 times. Now, relevant documents should have been passed to every corner of the world. According to China's 3D printing network, in addition to sharing digital files, the two artists also used a light-cured 3D printer to create a high-precision bust replica of a resin material. It is currently on display at American universities in Cairo, Egypt.
It is not clear whether this is suitable for us, but one thing is certain, that is, it is indeed a good way to protect and retain cultural relics. It is important to know that many other famous museums, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, USA and the London Museum in the United Kingdom, have begun to use this method to preserve their collections. I believe that with the release of relevant data and the rapid spread of 3D printing, we will be able to copy these precious artifacts directly at home using our own 3D printer.
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