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Generic representation of skeletal remains from burials consists of three dimensions which include physical anthropologists,\udreplication technicians, and promotional educators. For the reason that archaeological excavation is irreversible and disruptive, detail\uddocumentation and replication technologies are surely needed for many purposes. Unearthed bones during the process of 3D digital\udscanning need to go through reverse procedure, 3D scanning, digital model superimposition, rapid prototyping, mould making, and the\udintegrated errors generated from the presentation of colours and textures are important issues for the presentation of replicate skeleton\udremains among professional decisions conducted by physical anthropologists, subjective determination of makers, and the expectations\udof viewers. This study presents several cases and examines current issues on display and replication technologies for human skeletal\udremains of prehistoric burials.\ud  \udThis study documented detail colour changes of human skeleton over time for the reference of reproduction. The tolerance errors of\udquantification and required technical qualification is acquired according to the precision of 3D scanning, the specification requirement\udof rapid prototyping machine, and the mould making process should following the professional requirement for physical\udanthropological study. Additionally, the colorimeter is adopted to record and analyse the “colour change” of the human skeletal remains\udfrom wet to dry condition. Then, the “colure change” is used to evaluate the “real” surface texture and colour presentation of human\udskeletal remains, and to limit the artistic presentation among the human skeletal remains reproduction.\ud  \udThe“Lingdao man No.1”, is a well preserved burial of early Neolithic period (8300 B.P.) excavated from Liangdao-Daowei site,\udMatsu, Taiwan , as the replicating object for this study. In this study, we examined the reproduction procedures step by step for\udensuring the surface texture and colour of the replica matches the real human skeletal remains when discovered. The “colour change” of\udthe skeleton documented and quantified in this study could be the reference for the future study and educational exhibition of human\udskeletal remain reproduction

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A Study on Generic Representation of Skeletal Remains Replication of Prehistoric Burial