Ádám Németh's virtual reconstructions

Virtual reconstruction of the civil town of Aquincum for the third Chronoscope. | 2012

The Chronoscope is like a telescope to the past. The viewer can observe the south side of Aquincum as it was in the 2nd Century AD. It offers a 270…

septimius June 30, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstructions for the Aquincum anno – Roman buildings then and now booklet | 2012

Introduction of the booklet: "Many monuments from the legacy of Aquincum, the Roman predecessor of the Capital city are preserved on the city's territory. Prominent among them is the area…

septimius June 29, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of the painter’s house in Aquincum | 2012

Client: Aquincum Museum.

septimius June 29, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of the Contra Aquincum fort. | 2012

Updated images here. Client: Aquincum Museum, József Beszédes

septimius June 29, 2015

Human reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of a medieval dress | 2012

A women's wear made around 1660 was found remarkably well preserved under the former Viczay tomb. Client: Hungarian National Museum

septimius June 28, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstructions for the exhibition “New finds” | 2011

Client: Aquincum Museum.

septimius June 28, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of the Albertfalva auxiliary roman fort | 2011

The fort was built in the 2nd century AD as part of the roman limes. After the 259/260 AD sarmatian attack it was abandoned. The images were published in the leaflet…

septimius June 27, 2015

Grave reconstruction

Mysterious grave with seven skulls | 2011

In 2006 during an excavation in the roman cemetery of Aquincum leading archaeologist Gábor Lassányi found a special grave: one regular burial of an old man plus five human, and…

septimius June 27, 2015

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of an Árpád period village | 2010

Client: Aquincum Museum

septimius November 9, 2014

Building reconstruction

Virtual reconstruction of a roman grave monument | 2010

Six parts of a roman grave monument (aedicula) was found in Rupp-hegy, Budapest in 2009. With Jozsef Beszédes we tried to reconstruct the monument. Two slabs were initially one piece, with a…

septimius November 9, 2014