@ARTICLE{10.21494/ISTE.OP.2017.0164, TITLE={Perspectives on 3D recording of an archaeological excavation through multiple years: The case of the villa of "Grésil" (Normandy, France)}, AUTHOR={Rémi Méreuze, Jérôme Spiesser, }, JOURNAL={Digital Archaeology}, VOLUME={1}, NUMBER={Issue 1}, YEAR={2017}, URL={http://www.openscience.fr/Perspectives-on-3D-recording-of-an-archaeological-excavation-through-multiple}, DOI={10.21494/ISTE.OP.2017.0164}, ISSN={2515-7574}, ABSTRACT={The Roman villa of "Gresil" (Seine-Maritime) is located inside a forest, the excavations began in 2012. The state of conservation of the site is exceptional since the place was apparently re-forested at its abandonment. It is, however, quite difficult to take zenith photos in this peculiar context. In order to work around the difficulty, a protocol of 4D records of the evolution of the excavation has been set since 2013 and perfected throughout the years.}}