Have to bookmark this one for later…
This particular post talks about how this archeology prof from Minnesota is using, and more importantly, has his students use Google Earth.
Inspiration abounds… gotta have the time to get to these things…
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Inspiring. What about re-creating the historical site using Sketchup and put it into Google Earth to give it a 3D spin?!
It would be nice if the academics can guide their students to use Sketchup re-creating the ancient architectures and then import them into Google Earth. We can browse through them in the 3-D environment.
I would love to know more about how to do these things… need more hours in the day, I think!