The subject of this dissertation was to investigate the importance of informatics,
computer technologies, computing methods, computer programming,
3D models and 3D graphical software tools in archaeology and in interdisciplinary
archaeological treatises, analyzes and evaluations of the artefacts
and the past cultural heritage using case study. The task is focused primarily
on the comparison and analysis of the parameters five 3D models of
the paleolithic wooden artefact in the given formats (PLY and STL), which
were made in the time interval 2009{2018. A comparative analysis of the
data and parameters of all 3D models was carried out with open source software
CloudCompare. The obtained results and the comparisons made confirmed the initial hypothesis of changes that occurred on the artefact after the
discovery and exclusion from its natural environment. The differences and
changes found (for example: bending and deformation, changes in texture
and cross-section, color, etc.) highlighted the danger of unwanted changes
and degradation of archaeological remains of land and underwater cultural
heritage after their removal from the natural conditions of the site. However,
the selected software fulfilled the expectations of its suitability and usefulness
for archaeological analysis and for evaluation of the cultural heritage in
general
