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The documentation of the archaeological heritage through 3D models to know ancient findings, has become a common practice withinthe international panorama. Using minimal hardware, as well as its ease of use in almost every environmental condition, make 3D samplingsolutions based on Multiple View Stereo (MVS) matching and Structure from Motion techniques ideal for on-site documentationof excavations or emergencies. Moreover, the availability of inexpensive platforms for web-based visualization represents great benefitin the field of archaeology, where generally the low budged and the limitation of more complex instruments are a must. The case studypresented in these pages, experienced in Petra, Jordan, moves towards this direction. In the close proximity of the El- Khasneh façade,is situated an excavation where two entrance, well preserved, give access to the Tomb of Pharaoh. The documentation described in thesepages has the twofold objective of providing the research community with a priceless dataset, acquired for one of the most importantheritage of the world that is partially still unknown and to share on line these computations. This work confirms how cultural heritagedocumentation and dissemination of architectural rests, that are important for tourism and their interactive visualization, can stronglybenefit from the creation of 3D models and their sharing on the web. This particular archaeological setting is an interesting base forinvestigation, given the complexity of the structure and its precarious condition

the international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/international archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

DISCOVERING AND SHARING OF SECRET ARCHITECTURES: THE HIDDEN TOMB OF THE PHARAOH OF EL-KHASNEH, JORDAN