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Figure 1. The flowchart depicts the post-processing steps.
Figure 2. Perspective view of the combined 3D model of the entire cave and data from the structured-light scanner, textured by the pictures of the mounted camera
Figure 3. Results from all sites, revealing the potential and accuracy of TLS for geoarchaeological documentation, as well as enhanced analysis based on the derived data

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