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Title Archeologen 'redden wat er te redden valt' in Raqqa Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet Nieuwsuur Media type Television Duration/Length/Size 5min Country/Territory Netherlands Date 13/09/17 Description Project Scanning voor Syria wordt genoemd Producer/Author redactie URL https://nos.nl/nieuwsuur/artikel/2192743-archeologen-redden-wat-er-te-redden-valt-in-raqqa.html Persons D.J.M. Ngan-Tillard Title Moderne technieken voor het produceren van driedimensionale kopieën van ontbrekende artefacten Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet BBC World Arabia Media type Web Duration/Length/Size 5:42 min Country/Territory Saudi Arabia Date 29/08/17 Description vertaald uit Arabisch URL www.bbc.com/arabic/tv-and-radio-41026449 Persons D.J.M. Ngan-Tillard Title Scanning for Syria Degree of recognition National Media name/outlet TU Delft Stories of Science Media type Web Duration/Length/Size 1 pag. Country/Territory Netherlands Date 11/07/17 Description The clay tablets with cuneiform writing from the museum in Raqqa in northern Syria have been destroyed or plundered. But a lot of valuable information can be saved by making 3D scans and prints of moulds that were made before the war. Dominique Ngan Tillard, geo-engineer at TU Delft, often works with archaeologists. She uses micro CT scans to create images of the insides of objects. And now she can try to do the same with the Syrian clay tablets. Producer/Author redactie Stories of Science URL https://www.tudelft.nl/en/ceg/research/stories-of-science/scanning-for-syria/ Persons D.J.M. Ngan-Tillard