Roman World

In the Roman world, manufactures were not only essential elements of Roman life, but also contributed to the cultural and technological development of the empire.

In this collection, you will find a series of PBR materials made from 3D photogrammetric models of Roman surfaces such as walls, pavements, etc., that will allow you to learn about the construction techniques of the Roman world and give your own reconstructions realistic textures.

During the Roman Empire, river and sea ports were developed and used in different regions to facilitate trade, territorial expansion and the transport of goods and troops. These ports played a crucial role in the maintenance and prosperity of the vast empire.

A house is not only an architectural entity, but also a domicile, a materialisation of status, where men, freedmen, slaves, and animals live together, where receptions are held, business is done, weddings are celebrated, where there are births and deaths, in short, everything that is part of everyday civil life. That is why the Roman house can be seen as a place where social, economic, political, cultural, and religious activities took place.