Time Team News: Episode #9 Display - 3D Model
🕑 Added 2024-05-03 17:20:26 +0000 UTCIt's time for more 3D models from our latest episode of Time Team News!
Explore the display table on Sketchfab HERE.
Explore the Hallaton Helmet reconstruction on Sketchfab HERE.
Explore the ball padlock reconstruction on Sketchfab HERE.
Please keep your suggestions coming in for future stories to cover by commenting on the main video post right HERE.
Special thanks to Andy Woodhead for the models.
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Comments
Andy Woodhead
Yes - this is certainly one of the more detailed models I have made for Time Team. Creating the bas relief motifs including the rider on horseback and fallen enemy figure took most of the time. Thank you for the feedback.
Jakub Jůzl
Really nice work on the helmet, that had to take some time to make a 3D model of!
Kerry Hennigan
The Hallaton Helmet as recreated is a real scene-stealer. And the ball padlock looks like it could have done double duty as a defensive weapon in the event of intruders! It looks a hefty object! Thanks for the prompt about the free access to the Doggerland book. This is a wonderful service to provide for online scholars like me! Thanks to Prof Luc Amkreutz and co-authors for this, and thanks to Time Team for having the professor on the latest edition of TT News, and including it on the finds table here.
Alan McMillan
Thank you. This makes sense!
Time Team
It's our artist's impression of what the Hallaton Helmet may have looked like, in its original glory. It's based on a 2,000 year old Roman calvary helmet, discovered in Leicestershire that has gone on display alongside new reconstructions. See this month's TT New for the full story: https://youtu.be/_Pj6RbbLrXY
Alan McMillan
This is a real helmet?