The last decade has seen a steady increase in the application of virtual 3D approaches in cultural heritage research. Although a large literature exists about the advantages of 3D methods in this field, here we go one step further and elucidate a) how image-based 3D reconstructions can be displayed in virtual reality (VR) space using freeware game engine software and low-cost VR hardware and b) highlight the relative benefits and advantages with a focus on interactive museum displays of relatively large archaeological objects. Specifically, we present three 3D models of different stone grave structures from the Neolithic necropolis of Lenzburg (Northern Switzerland, 4450-3500 BCE). The site has been excavated in 1959/60 and certain graves were subsequently preserved for museum display. By means of VR applications, it is now possible to experience these approximately 6000-year-old tombs with an innovative approach circumventing various barriers or constraints and offering interactive display options.

过去十年，虚拟 3D 方法在文化遗产研究中的应用稳步增长。尽管存在大量关于 3D 方法在该领域的优势的文献，但这里我们更进一步阐明 a) 如何使用免费游戏引擎软件和低成本在虚拟现实 (VR) 空间中显示基于图像的 3D 重建VR 硬件和 b) 强调相对的好处和优势，重点关注相对大型考古物品的交互式博物馆展示。具体来说，我们展示了来自伦茨堡新石器时代墓地（瑞士北部，公元前 4450-3500 年）的不同石墓结构的三个 3D 模型。该遗址于 1959/60 年被挖掘，随后保留了某些坟墓以供博物馆展示。通过VR应用，