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Welcome Guest: Sign in | Register | Contact | Site Map | Preserving Cultural Heritage Sites through collecting, archiving and providing open access to data created by laser scanning, digital modeling, and other state-of-the-art technologies. |
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Citadel of Bam, Iran - Before the Earthquake  | | 
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Help CyArk by partnering on current and future projects, or by making completed projects available to the public through the CyArk Archive. The time and expertise are equally valuable to us. You could be a grade-school teacher, an archeologist, or simply an avid history buff who wants to get involved, CyArk can use your help.
| |  All that remains of the Giant Buddhas of Bamiyan after bombardment by Taliban artilery shells.
 The ancient Incan city of Tambo Colorado was rocked by the Pisco Earthquake of 2007.
| Citadel of Bam, Iran - After the Earthquake  The Bam Citidel, the largest adobe structure in the world, was devastated by a 2003 earthquake. With no accurate documentation, the largest adobe structure in the world has ceased to exist as we know it. |  Thankfully, CyArk had performed extensive documenation on Tambo Colorado, as seen above, and accurate restoration is achievable. |
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