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![Fig. 3. Topographic false color cartography obtained through the mesh comparison of the 3D models using as reference Nativity inv. 1200 (terracotta, Bardini Museum, Florence). Green areas indicate higher matching between the reliefs, whilst in areas going towards purple and red the matching worsen. Comparison between: a] Inv. 1140 and inv. 1200 b) RF 1191 and inv. 1200; c] D 488 and inv. 1200](docannexe/image/9127/img-7-small480.jpg)

![Fig. 5. 3D comparison between a] Inv. 1194 and RF 897 used as reference; b] D 489 and RF 897 used as reference c) D 489 and inv. 1194 used as reference. Green areas indicate lower divergence (i.e. higher matching) from the model used as a reference](docannexe/image/9127/img-9-small480.jpg)


















