What is ArcheoScan? ArcheoScan is an easy-to-use tabletop photogrammetry machine that automatically scans, renders, and stores 3D images for widespread use by researchers, museums, and archeological collections. 3D scans are a useful way to support long-distance research and artifact analysis, without requiring environmentally damaging travel and time-consuming collection searches. ArcheoScan is a simple, cost-effective system that significantly cuts the time and expertise needed to create high-quality 3D artifact scans. ArcheoScan has multiple cameras that can adjust to the varied sizes and shapes of different artifacts, so they can maintain their angles and distance from the object without the need for extensive human-directed adjustment and processing. ArcheoScan images can also be easily uploaded to a shared, searchable database that not only avoids ethical issues around the rights ownership of the scans, but also allows collections to be accessed and maintained by archaeologists. ArcheoScan images expands the boundaries for archaeological research by allowing for the digital handling of fragile objects, fast comparisons of similar items within different collections, and links to 3D visual maps of actual dig sites to provide context for future research.