This project aims at establishing a comprehensive digital archive for an archaeological site, ensuring its accessibility for future applications across multiple scales and diverse research needs. The geomatics methods developed according to the site’s features provide valuable insights in the field of digital surveying, while the methodology of applying 3D printing to the site reconstruction offers the public a direct form of visualization, and the involvement of projection mapping further enhances the immersive experience and richness of the exhibition, thereby enabling the widespread sharing of academic achievements across different disciplines. The archaeological site selected and examined in this thesis is the Old Nisa site, an ancient city dating back more than two thousand years, the capital of the Parthian civilization, located approximately 16 km from the present capital of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat.