Salona — reconstructions on site
Salona was the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia. Today the site shows foundations and the remains of walls, and it is hard to imagine the whole.
Among the archaeological remains, it is hard for visitors to picture what the amphitheatre or the early Christian complexes looked like, and information panels cannot show the space at full scale.
QR codes are placed across the site. Visitors scan a code and see a 3D reconstruction on their phone from exactly where they stand, look in every direction and open info points with texts by the museum's curators.
See how it looks on site.
This is how it looks on the visitor’s phone.
How visitors use it.
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Scan the QR code on site
Choose a language and point the phone straight ahead.
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See the reconstruction
A 360° view of the reconstructed building from where you stand.
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Open the info points
A short text about part of the building, with the option to read more.
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Explore further
The map shows other locations with reconstructions.
- Amphitheatre6 locations on site
- Manastirineearly Christian complex
- HR · EN · DElanguages
What we did
- 3D reconstructions
- 360° views on site
- Info points with curators' texts
- Map of locations
- AR gladiator character
- Drone and 360° camera footage
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