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Photogrammetry of a Greek sculpture at the British Museum of London (Greek and Roman, Room 23). ...Camera: Canon s110 Software: Agisoft Photoscan

Photogrammetry model of a Greek sculpture exposed at the British Museum of London (Greek and Roman, Room 23)

Colourful red, blue and yellow pigments are still preserved on surface of this pottery sculpture. These hint at the wealth of polychrome imagery that once adorned the exterior facades of temples. The nose ornament worn by this figure is reminiscent...

  Pottery amphora with applied jewel motifs and grotesque heads (neck and handles missing). During the Southern and Northwestern dynasties this jewel motif and other applied designs were adopted by Chinese potters further east for use on glazed...

Although cultural achievements associated with the Liao dynasty are considerable, and a number of various statuary and other artifacts exist in museums and other collections, major questions remain over the exact nature and extent of the influence of...

He is standing by a pillar with a downturned spear and a serpent at his feet, symbolising the soul of the deceased. It is based on a 1st century BC fragment of a marble relief from the collection of The British Museum. The original, which stands at...

  Askos (Ancient Greek ἀσκός "tube"; plural: ἀσκοί - askoi) is the name given in modern terminology to a type of ancient Greek pottery vessel used to pour small quantities of liquids such as oil. It is recognisable from its flat shape and a spout at...

3D model of a Minoan Pottery circa 1500 BC (copy handmade by Nil Gabriel)

3D model with photgrammetry of a collar of Classical Greek amphora

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The animal originally held in a bowl in its forepaws, connected by a hole to the hollow interior. Animal-shaped vases are known from the Cyclades, but this example is also parallelled in Early Bronze Age Anatolia. This object is part of "Scan The...

Masks were sculpted in stone that was carefully selected for its visual qualities and symbolic value. Their planar geometry reflects the principles expressed in the public architecture of Teotihuacan. Masksrange in size from portable objects to...

  Smiling heads originally formed part of ceramic figurines with outstretched arms (like this one) which have been found in groups surrounding high-status burials in southern Veracruz. They may represent individuals who were given an inebriating...

Lebes: Ancient Greek Pottery Form part "top" is the cap of the Cauldron parts "mid" and "bot" the body of the Cauldron, is to be assembled. "Lebes: A type of ancient Greek cauldron, normally in bronze. It is a deep bowl with a rounded bottom. It was...

LEGACY PAGE : I HAVE WITHDRAWN THE PARAMETRIC MODELS BUT HAVE LEFT THE PAGE TO RETAIN DOWNLOAD & "LIKE" DATAThis is a collection of Solidworks models I created based on a ACAD drawing (purchased at https://dwgmodels.com/917-greek-vase-shapes.html...

This is another ancient Greek pot, called a Calyx Krater.

Copy of a Greek vase dated circa 470 BC

Photogrammetry of a Roman sculpture in marble at the British Museum of London (Greek and Roman, Room 23) representing Female Gladiators. ...Camera: Canon s110 Software: Agisoft Photoscan

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Name: Caryatid Material: Cast Format: Statue Museum: Courtesy of Skulpturhalle Basel Museum Museum inventory number: 154 Museum of original: British Museum, London Photographer/modeler: Davide Angheleddu Copyright 2019 Flyover Zone Productions. ...All...

The goal was to write a VBA's program that can mimic the roof of the british museum.I've made more meshing as you can see, The part aren't available because i havn't savec them at every generation but i can give the program with the surface if you...

The stoneware figure of a Daoist Deity with green, turquise, purple and ochre glazes in porcelain and polychrome enamels was made in the 16th  century, Ming Dynasty currently being shown at the British Museum. Possibly made in Shanxi. Original...

Terracotta krater with a lid surmounted by a small hydria. ...Greek, Euboean, ca. 750-740 B.C. ...https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/74.51.965/

It was found with seven others, in a cave in Yi county, Hebai province, northern China, All but one are now in Western museums. The figure is glazed in colours of the sancai (three colours) palette of the Tang dynasty. The banding on th yellow robe...

Oinochoe | ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY FORM "Oinochoe, also spelled {oenochoe}, wine jug from the classical period of Greek pottery." -Britannica, 08/06/20

STAMNOS | ANCIENT GREEK POTTERY FORM A stamnos is a type of Greek pottery used to store liquids. It is much squatter than an amphora and has two stubby handles relatively high on its sides. It is a relatively unusual container form, related to the...

  Olmec figurines depict people of all ages. They reflect a fascination with the human life-cycle, especially the transformation of a new-born child from a 'wild' state towards becoming fully adult. The use of fine white kaolin clay imbues this...

This small jug is an interesting early find from Therasia, one of the islands that made up modern Thera. The group was formed by the devastating Bronze Age eruption that fragmented the original island, and buried ancient remains beneath a deep layer...

  Trumpets, flutes and rattles combined with the rhythms of drums to enliven festivals and other communal celebrations. This musician boasts a flamboyant headdress, adonments and costume. Drumming was also instrumental in invoking the presence of...