A new device in CivMin’s repertoire of high-tech machines allows researchers to peer inside solid objects. Using X-ray and computed tomography (CT) scans, the new system enables detailed 3D imaging in a non-destructive manner, literally allowing the unseen to become seen, and displayed upon a screen, with incredible detail.
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