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In this paper, the 3D documentation of the full structure of the Romanesque church of Dugny-sur-Meuse is discussed. In 2012 and\ud2013, a 3D recording project was carried out under the supervision of the Photogrammetry and Geomatics Research Group from\udINSA Strasbourg (France) in cooperation with C. Kraemer, archaeologist from Nancy (France). The goal of the project was on one\udhand to propose new solutions and tools to the archaeologists in charge of the project especially for stone by stone measurements. On\udthe other hand, a simplified 3D model was required by the local authorities for communication purposes. To achieve these goals\udseveral techniques were applied namely GNSS measurements and accurate traverse networks, photogrammetric recordings and\udterrestrial laser scanning acquisitions. The various acquired data are presented in this paper. Based on these data, several deliverables\udare also proposed. The generation of orthoimages from plane as well as cylindrical surfaces is considered. Moreover, the workflow\udfor the creation of a 3D simplified model is also presented

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Overview of 3D Documentation Data and Tools available for Archaeological Researches: case study of the Romanesque Church of Dugny-sur-Meuse (France)