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Explore Ancient Rome In 3D With Google Earth
Posted by Bradley under Technology

Google launched Ancient Rome 3D today via it’s Google Earth software.
- Download Google Earth
- Navigate to the Layers panel on the lower left
- Expand the Gallery layer
- Turn on the Ancient Rome 3D layer
And you’re off exploring 6,700 of the city’s historic buildings; detailed interiors and all.
http://www.google.com/intl/en/press/annc/20081112_earthrome.html
UPDATE: It seems some people are having trouble viewing the layer… be patient, “Rome wasn’t built in a day! The Ancient Rome 3D layer will be available soon.” says Google.
Tags: Ancient Rome 3D, Gallery, Google, Google Earth, Layer
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