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New publication: “Preliminary Findings from Harvard FAS CAMLab’s Pilot Project: Digital Reconstruction of Tapa-e Shotor Monastery in Haḍḍa, Afghanistan – A Step Forward in Digital Gandhāra”

Alexandra Vanleene
5/30/2026
2 min read

We are pleased to announce the publication of the conference paper “Preliminary Findings from Harvard FAS CAMLab’s Pilot Project: Digital Reconstruction of Tapa-e Shotor Monastery in Haḍḍa, Afghanistan – A Step Forward in Digital Gandhāra”, presented at the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Arts (EASAA) International Conference held in Leipzig, 15–21 September 2024. Co-authored by Alexandra Vanleene, Chai Yee Leow, and Xuecheng Shao, this contribution presents the preliminary results of the Digital Reconstruction of Tapa-e Shotor Monastery in Haḍḍa, developed as the pilot project of the Harvard FAS CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project.

Cover of South Asian Archaeology and Art 2024 (Dev Publishers, 2026)
Cover of the volume. © Dev Publishers & Distributors, 2026.

Reference

Alexandra Vanleene, Chai Yee Leow and Xuecheng Shao, “Preliminary Findings from Harvard FAS CAMLab’s Pilot Project: Digital Reconstruction of Tapa-e Shotor Monastery in Haḍḍa, Afghanistan – A Step Forward in Digital Gandhāra”, in Marion Frenger and Monika Zin (eds.), South Asian Archaeology and Art 2024. Concise Papers from the 26th International Conference of the European Association for South Asian Archaeology and Art held in Leipzig, 16th-20th September 2024, New Delhi, Dev Publishers & Distributors, 2026, 306 pp. ISBN 978-93-5944-482-6.

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