Time Team News: July 2023 - 3D Models
🕑 Added 2023-08-05 20:21:52 +0000 UTCIt's been fun putting together our first Time Team News feature. We particularly enjoyed catching up wtih Miles Russell again. Wouldn't be great to see him on a future dig? If only we had something planned...
We'd like to extend our special thanks to Andy Woodhead, who created the amazing 3D reconstruction models featured this month.
Check them out on Sketchfab RIGHT HERE.
Join us again for the August instalment soon. The problem we have now is not finding content, but rather finding space to include it, because we have some great items already lined up!
We'll be entering the lab at Bournemouth Uni to see what happens with the finds from Winterborne Kingston, plus we've been out in the field to follow another fascinating site. And who knows what else might be discovered in the next few weeks?
TIP
To view all of the 3D models we have released so far, click on the '3D model' tag on this post.
SKETCHFAB TROUBLE-SHOOTING
Double click (or double tap screen) to zoom in on an object and then left click drag (finger drag) to rotate around the object to view it from all angles.
Having trouble accessing the model? For more advice on compatibility of devices and browsers, please visit the Sketchfab Help Centre HERE.
Comments
Time Team
Hi Robin, apologies our Sketchfab was down very briefly, and it's now back in action so you should be able to view all models.
Robin
Yer all I get is 'This Sketchfab 3D model has been disabled.' Mmmm, very disappointing, how's this supposed to work?
Ben Rush
I've mentioned it before and I'll mention it again: it'd be a wonderful way to allow people to "touch" these artifacts in a respectful yet also educational way. It'd be a perfect intersection between modern technology and ancient technology. I respect and understand there's likely complicating factors, but it'd be such a great opportunity to print these things.
Dacid Thorn
Darn that’s the format I thought it was always gonna be.
Time Team
Hi, we're looking into the possibilities of releasing some models in the future.
Kodie Beckley
Yes!!! I would absolutely love to print some of these!
Cheryl Kurucz
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Dianne Alyx Fontayne.
Release the. stl's please please please please 😀
Dianne Alyx Fontayne.
I want to 3d print my own here in brisbane, Australia.
Patricia Amero
All very exciting news!! Yes to more Miles Russell, please 🙏 I'm already looking forward to #Durotriges24 🙌
Adrian Murphy
Wonderful to see that the News has now become a regular monthly segment. Fascinating graphics that really bring the pieces to life. Keep it coming!
W Pierce
Incredible!!
Jaya Bhat
These models are incredible. Absolutely brings the items to life.
Mac Whatley
well done!
Graham Dombkins
Those 3D models were fantastic. To be able to move right in and around like that. Wonderful.
Katy Brown
This is absolutely wonderful. Please do something on the Ness of Brodgar. They stop digging soon and next year is the final year.
Simon Piggott
Brilliant models - a real step into the future of archaeological education - thank you
Connie L Merchant
Thanks for dating the news. It's very helpful now and in the future.
Fiona Cross
These are amazing, such craftsmanship!
choklityum
Love the 3D models. They really make items come alive and give such a sense of place and time. Thank you, Time Team!