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Cairn Liath Broch, nr Golspie, Sutherland 3D Model.
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Cairn Liath is an Iron Age broch that sits proudly on a rocky knoll and commands views over a long stretch of coastline. Broch’s are substantial stone towers or roundhouses only found in the far north of Scotland. They were constructed and used between 600 BC and 100 AD.
This broch has a circular interior 10.2m in diameter and substantial walls over 5m thick; there was one entrance passage to the building. The walls survive to 3.66m high, but originally the building would have stood to a considerably height and had higher floors. A staircase to higher levels was built into the wall.
The third Duke of Sutherland ‘cleared’ this broch in 1868 and some of his finds from his antiquarian excavations are preserved in the National Museum of Scotland. The site is in guardianship of Historic Environment Scotland. For more information visit Canmore: https://canmore.org.uk/site/14829/carn-liath
This model was created from 340 ground level photos. Apologies for the poor texture on the grass 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 3687699 polygons.
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Iron Age Roundhouse | Reconstruction 3D Model.
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A simulated Iron Age roundhouse at the Ryedale Folk Museum, North Yorkshire. Roundhouses are relatively common in the British Bronze and Iron Ages, seemingly representing a standard type of housing in most areas. The style continued to be used even into the sub-Roman period in some cases.
This reconstruction is based on an example excavated at nearby Pickering Quarry. The common features of a roundhouse are the circle of timber posts joined by wattle-and-daub panels, and a roughly 45 degree pitched thatch roof. Here an impressive ‘porch’ feature has been interpreted, most likely used as a windbreak of sorts. 45 degrees was found by experimental archaeologists to be the most efficient design, and surprisingly strong. A hearth burns constantly in the centre, but there is no chimney as an updraft will allow sparks to start a fire, and besides the smoke discourages creatures from eating the thatch.
Not the best model ever, but the site is restricted by trees, hungry pigs etc. 149 images processed in Metashape - Iron Age Roundhouse | Reconstruction - Buy Royalty Free 3D model by Nick Mason Archaeology (@nickmason) 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 499994 polygons.
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Glain Gwydr / Glass Bead 3D Model.
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Glain Gwydr Rhufeinig – Prydeinig, Llandygái.
Canfuwyd 230 glain gwydr ac o leiaf 16 glain silindrog coch gan Ymddiriedolaeth Archeolegol Gwynedd ym Mharc Bryn Cegin, ger Bangor yn 2005. Anheddiad tŷ crwn o gyfnod hwyr Oes yr Haearn / Rhufeinig – Prydeinig oedd ar y safle oedd yn cael ei gloddio. Roedd y gleiniau mewn pydew bach yng ngogledd ddwyrain y safle. Cafwyd tystiolaeth o waith gwydr ar y safle. Glas yw lliw’r gleiniau, gyda phatrwm tonnog gwyn arnynt.
Romano-British Glass Beads, Llandygai.
230 glass beads and at least 16 red cylindrical glass beads were found by Gwynedd Archaeological Trust at Parc Bryn Cegin, near Bangor in 2005. The site being excavated was a late Iron Age / RomanoBritish roundhouse settlement. The beads were found in a small pit in the north east corner of the site. Evidence of glass working was found at the site. The beads are blue with a white wave pattern.
Dia.18mm - Glain Gwydr / Glass Bead - 3D model by Storiel 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 62282 polygons.
