The Louvre Museum partners with Snapchat to showcase ancient Egyptian artifacts through AR

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It is understood that "Egypt Augmented" launched by the Louvre Museum in partnership with Snapchat consists of four site-specific experiences, each centered on three exhibits from the Egyptian Antiquities Department of the Louvre Museum.

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It includes: Dendera zodiac (an ancient Egyptian religious-themed bas-relief from 50 BC, set on the ceiling); "Chamber of Ancestors" (1450 BC) Carvings inside the tomb, representing the ancient Egyptian dynasty); and the Naos of Amasis (a four-sided shrine from 550 BC, the wooden door opens to reveal the statue of Osiris).

Visitors to the Louvre Museum can learn about the 3D model status of Egyptian cultural relics in different periods through AR after scanning the QR codes of certain cultural relics in the Central Square (Cour Carrée). The exhibition has been open to the public since October 18 and is expected to last about a year.

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