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S21 | Dig 1: Neolithic Axe - 3D Model
🕑 Added 2022-03-19 18:38:15 +0000 UTCFollowing the premiere of Day Two of our Cornish dig, it's time for our next 3D model - a Neolithic greenstone axe fragment dating from around 3500 BC, previously discovered on site.
Access the model here: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/neolithic-axe-boden-65d1d4c08e0e4bed8fbf824509a114f1
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Tonya LaFountain
That's awesome.
Mark Gaither
Wow, that is fantastic. The content augmentation like this 3D model makes the new Time Team experince much richer.
Tor Ravengael
These 3D models are so cool! I would love to be able to 3D print a couple of these things, like the Gaulish Samian ware pottery fragment. Is there any chance of making any of the artifact models downloadable?
Cindy Masek
Makes me think of an ax I found on my Grandfather's farm, here in the US, but not broken. I tripped over it while walking down a steep hill as a kid. Of course, it's from a totally different culture, but the similarities and differences are interesting.
Graham Dombkins
Like the grinding stones, was this deliberately broken as part of a ritual?
Rosemary Henderson
Thank you for the info on how to find Episode 2. I wanted to re-watch it (already!) and could not find it.
Bear - Shadow Tor Studios
When viewing the 3D model from the Text Link - Click and drag when the model is on screen and you should be able to rotate it in all directions. Click down with a Middle Mouse to drag the model Left and Right.
Thank you!! It was tagged as upcoming, but it does play đ
Time Team
Hi Jennifer - Part 2 is available to watch now: https://youtu.be/WEiOj-ZufaQ
Some of us are still waiting for Espisode 2 to drop...less than 4 hours now...
Carl Johnson
So loving these 3D models. Is there method to move the image left and right? The zoom in and out works great.
Time Team
This doesn't relate specifically to the Boden example, but here's an article with general info on greenstone axes from Cornwall: https://cornishbirdblog.com/neolithic-greenstone-axe-factory-polstrong-valley-camborne/
Time Team
This doesn't relate specifically to the Boden example, but here's an article with general info on greenstone axes from Cornwall: https://cornishbirdblog.com/neolithic-greenstone-axe-factory-polstrong-valley-camborne/
Erica Long
I'm loving these 3D models!
Don Cook
Hopelessly at a loss here ... is there any consistency to the shapes of handles? Or, any hand-sized shaped rock?
Marilyn Holloway
What sort of greenstone ?
