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Figure 8. Multi-image restitution within PhotoModeler 5.0 
Figure 9. Restitution of the embankment areas. 
On the left, the boundary of the embankment is marked on a photo of 2003 and on the right, the corresponding surface is projected 
on an archive photo of 1936 
The superposition of the two restitutions make it possible to 
highlight the areas of interest (figures 9 and 10) for 
archaeological work and to estimate work of civil 
engineering (fill, cubature, rebuilding, etc). 
Moreover, the restitution of the site in wire frame and surface 
model can be supplemented by the addition of textures 
coming either from the images of 1936, or of those of 2003. 
From the resulting 3D photomodels, orthophotos can be 
calculated for the two periods, as e.g. for the frontages of the 
castle or the installations around the site covering the 
archaeological structures (fig. 11).