
AbstractThis chapter provides an overview of the scholarly communities in which the digital 3D reconstruction is used as a method. (Visual) digital humanities—besides digital heritage and humanities disciplines such as digital art history or digital archaeology—marks the disciplinary space in which 3D reconstruction in the humanities is discussed and methodologically anchored. The chapter describes whether the method of digital 3D reconstruction can be considered an individual scholarly field and how it would be determined.
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