JCB Excavator Extractor 3d models

Headed a limestone effigy pipe unearthed in Adams County, Mississippi's Fatherland site during excavations in the 1930s. Published drawings of this pipe appear in James A. Ford's work (1936:Fig. 11) and Robert S. Neitzel's publication (1965:Fig. 15)....

In 1914, the Harvard University–Boston Museum of Fine Arts Expedition excavated it, and subsequently, the Egyptian government assigned it to the MFA within the division of discoveries. ... Date of accession: March 1, 1921 Expert photography and...

This 3D model vividly displays the scans of the various excavation phases of wreck Fpl. 64 (see wreck Fpl. 63). A sturdy clinker-built trading vessel, this one was seized and deliberately sunk by the Swedish army in the summer of 1715, along with at...

Excavated by Harvard University-Museum of Fine Arts Expedition in 1914; assigned to MFA by Egyptian government (Accession Date: July 2, 1914). Reserve heads, also known as Magical Heads or Replacement Heads, are distinctive limestone sculptures...

This remarkable find was unearthed in 1923 during extensive excavations within the Zhoukoudian cave system located just outside of Beijing. Estimated to be approximately 750,000 years old, this skull serves as a pivotal link in the human lineage,...

... work of a skilled local artisan who drew inspiration from the artistic traditions of Sidon and Damascus. Excavations have revealed the remains of several individuals buried within the sarcophagus, with the most recent attributed to the Roman period.

If you fail to do so, you'll need to use a pick to carefully excavate the excess material. Fortunately, your 3D printer can bridge over this area, keeping it hidden from view. To achieve a snug fit for the bearing cap, be prepared to scrape off any...

The Romans' fondness for decorative sculptures featuring Bacchic themes, often with humorous undertones, is well-documented from excavations at Pompeii and other sites. Here, as elsewhere, Silenus is typically depicted engaging in Dionysiac...

Title: Cradling the Fragmented Arm of a Warrior (AAP-AM-254) Stable URL: https://opencontext.org/subjects/a999c216-a88a-4cd3-a6a8-9401221881bc Open Access Publication: https://thedigitalpress.org/vvp/ Material: Limestone Blocks Housed at the Larnaka...

Stirling's team excavated the colossal head in 1946, where it lay on its back. It is referred to as either San Lorenzo colossal head 2 or San Lorenzo monument 2. The figure stands out with excellent proportions and sports a classic 'football' style...

... For decades, Belgian researchers have been drawn to the ancient Near East, conducting extensive archaeological excavations and historical research that has significantly contributed to our understanding of this region's rich cultural heritage.

French geologist Édouard Lartet led the excavation effort and uncovered five distinct layers of skeletal remains, dating back to between 10,000 and 45,000 years ago. This significant find has been instrumental in shaping our understanding of early...

Excavations carried out in 1980 unearthed an impressive granite sculpture resembling a deer stone. The intricate artwork features a tiara, necklace, belt with sword and bow set ablaze by flames. Beneath this burial chamber lies a catacomb where the...

Rodin's fascination with ancient Greek and Roman sculpture shines through in this torso and associated components, which often emerged from excavations as incomplete fragments or mineral-encrusted remains. The Torsos clearly demonstrate the artist's...

Miletus (Turkey); From 1905 excavations, Finds Division: Marble, 540 - 520 BC The head was draped with a veil characteristic of women in Miletus art. The original was defaced and replaced by another face for reuse purposes. On the right front side,...

Excavations were conducted by Maurice Dunand and Feisal Seirafi soon after in 1956, 1962, and 1964. The Ein-Dara temple, situated near the village of Ain Dara, in Agrin, Rojava, is a notable Iron Age Syro-Hittite temple characterized by its striking...

This ancient architectural fragment from Ain-Dara came to light shortly after archaeologists discovered a massive basalt lion, leading to a full excavation of the Ain-Dara temple. The fragment showcases a sphinx and a lion and was used to adorn the...

Giovanni Belzoni unearthed this priceless relic in 1817 while excavating at Karnak, specifically within the Eighth Pylon, a monumental gateway situated on the southern axis of the temple. He successfully retrieved the upper portion but was forced to...

Excavated by the British archaeologist Hormuzd Rassam in 1853, it is one of only two intact obelisks to survive from the Assyrian empire, the other being the White Obelisk of Ashurnasirpal I. Both are now preserved in the British Museum. This object...

This medieval effigy was unearthed in a hidden underground chamber during archaeological excavations at Lesnes Abbey's chapel space in Kent. The chapel is believed to be the site of the Abbey's Lady Chapel, constructed in the 1370s. This effigy...

Excavations in Odisha uncovered this Buddha or deity head, believed to be just that - a head, despite its questionable authenticity. Its presentation without a body was deemed tasteless and disrespectful. This object is part of the Scan The World...

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Only a few examples of the painted wall-plaster discovered by early excavators survive, including meander and stars-within-square design fragments that Gardner (1888, 31) noted were applied to fine hard stucco on sanctuary walls and pillars of the...

... those made from thinner metals susceptible to increased pressure loss. Extraneous factors include soil displacement due excavation work performed in nearby regions resulting into pipeline misalignment and causing further crack expansion over time.

Mary's City in the 1970s as part of their meticulous excavation at the St. John's Site. A significant portion of this ancient figurine head was discovered in 2004 and is now available for viewing as a separate file, accessible here. The remarkably...

Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan sits within Khaibullinsky district, where excavations unfolded in 2007. A necropolis known as Perevolochan-1 was unearthed, housing a barrow numbered 11 and containing burial number two. Among the burial's...

A handful of specimens have been excavated so far, but a complete skeleton has yet to be discovered. ...Although other members of Ankylosauria are represented by more extensive fossil material, Ankylosaurus is often regarded as the archetypal member of...

Archaeological excavation revealed that the vessel originated from the site now occupied by the National Constitution Center. This artifact is officially referenced as Independence National Historical Park, Catalog Number: INDE 102973. ...Permission to...

Situated at the source of the river Habur in northeastern Syria, Tell Halaf underwent a thorough excavation between 1911 and 1921 by a German team led by Baron Max von Oppenheim. Significant areas of the Iron Age city, dating from approximately 1200...