“Trypillia pectoral” is an updated exposition in the “Trypillia Culture” Reserve, which will have a virtual analogue and offer three-dimensional visualization of exhibits in augmented reality. The exposition of the State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Trypillia Culture" will be formed of 7 museum halls, which will consistently and comprehensively reveal the phenomenon of Trypillia culture and showcase various artifacts: ritual pottery, tools and household items, weapons, fragments of inhabitants, as well as utensils of different periods. In addition, the visitor will be able to get acquainted with the general characteristics of Trypillia culture against the background of world processes, its origin and distribution, as well as with sources that will provide a better understanding of the phenomenon of Trypillia culture. Each of us is familiar with the term "Trypillia culture", and for many reasons we associate it with boring history lessons in primary school, rather than with a promising and large-scale field for historical and cultural research. Our goal is to actualize the phenomenon of Trypillia culture and place it in a modern context, because Trypillia heritage is impressive and there is a lot to tell about it. In order for the project to be heard not only locally, but also at the national and international levels, the exhibited objects will be digitized and placed in a virtual gallery on the international platform V-Art. In addition, both in the virtual gallery and in the physical exhibition space, you will be able to use the AR function, which allows you to project objects on flat surfaces in real size.
