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Ceiling Stone, Cairn T, Loughcrew (Photo)
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This 3D model is of the decorated orthostat the ceiling stone within the chamber at Cairn T, Loughcrew, County Meath, Ireland (SMR No. ME015-012004-). The tomb’s passage is aligned on the equinox - at these times of year the rising sun shines along the passage and illuminates the orthostat at the rear of the passage. The decorations include circular motifs, lines and radial motifs. These were “pecked” into the stone using a sharp implement, possibly made of flint or quartz.

The original object was recorded using the Artec EVA structured light hand scanner and processed using Artec Studio, Geomagic, and 3DS Max.

Published a year ago
Jan 14th 2025
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
  • ireland
  • neolithic
  • megalithic
  • orthostat
  • archaeology

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