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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
The authors gratefully acknowledge support by the EC 5 FP IST 
project ‘3D MURALE’ and the 6 FP NoE ‘EPOCH”, the GOA 
project ‘MARVEL’ granted by the University of Leuven 
Research Council, and the Swiss National Fund project 
‘ASTRA’. The excavations and physical reconstruction of the 
Antonine nymphaeum was generously funded by the Baert- 
Hofman fund and made possible by support of the General 
Directorate of Antiquities of Turkey, which granted a 
permission to work on the site of Sagalassos. The authors also 
thank the other members of the team who have made the 
creation of the virtual nymphaeum possible: Kurt Cornelis, 
Semih Ercan, Marc Proesmans, Lutgarde Vandeput, Desi 
Vanrintel, and Alexey Zalesny. Thanks also go to Axell 
Communications, for providing models of part of the statuary 
and the backdrop.