Dig Watch | Modbury: Test Pit 11 - 3D model
🕑 Added 2023-06-17 11:59:31 +0000 UTCThe test pits are now well underway here in Modbury, with plenty of interesting finds cropping up already.
While we're busy putting the finishing touches on our Day 1 update, here's a 3D model of Test Pit 11. View the model on Sketchfab: HERE
Any guesses what's in the finds tray? Let us know in the comments.
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Comments
Cheryl Kurucz
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Elaine P
Great 3D model, so neat how this tech works... Apart from the bottle, looks like several scallop shells, pieces from glass window pain, pottery sherds...and pieces of a pipe's stem?
Christopher Samuel
I wonder if the bottle has "Taylor" on the bottom? Looks like it might be similar to this type which has that: https://www.etsy.com/listing/845990989/antique-aqua-medicine-bottle-with
Nancy and Dick Webb
By the way, I should’ve started by saying the images are fantastic and I love the presentation.
Nancy and Dick Webb
True, but not the point. I know I’m being fussy but please include a scale and north in the future.
Rowena Sweeney
Oooh. A bottle that looks to be partially melted, some sherds of china and clay and...bone ???
Time Team
Hi, yes it is a 1x1m pit.
Malcolm Wright
My friend Richard Westcott-Jones, the bottle expert in Tavistock pannier market says the broken one from test pit 11 is a chemists bottle graduated in table spoons and is late 19th or early 20th century. He would love to come to Modbury tomorrow to help identify finds. Let me know if possible.
Conan Mills
Looks to be a 1x1 meter test pit.
Robert Theunissen
I'm amazed at the quality of these 3D renderings... amazing I can view at such detail from the other side of the world shortly after excavation. In addition to above some pot sheds and shell? And is that roundish object a copper alloy coin?
Nancy and Dick Webb
I realize the shovel ask is a scale, but it would be nice if you were to include a proper scale and a north arrow in the future.
Paul Faulkner
The boot prints come up really clearly :)