Washington, April 7: Researchers are using cutting-edge imaging techniques in the digital restoration of a
2000-year old Roman statue, providing clues to the decoration of Roman statues that had previously been only guessed at.
According to a report by Media Newswire, the delicately painted statue, which was discovered in the ancient ruins of Herculaneum in 2006 and believed to depict an Amazon Warrior, is now the subject of a joint restoration project by the University of Southampton, the University of Warwick, and the Herculaneum Conservation Project.