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White Island Carved Figures 1-8
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Located on White Island in Lower Lough Erne is a series of stone figures which have been incorportaed into the remains of the church wall. The set of stone figures comprise of six complete figures, one unfinished one and one carved head. They are carved from local sandstaone and appear to be three pairs of caryatids which would have supported a structure and date to around the 10th century.

The original objects were recorded in 2013 using the Artec EVA structured light hand scanner and processed using Artec Studio, Geomagic, and 3DS Max. The figures have been textured using a parametric derived synthetic stone material using Marmoset Toolbag & Substance Painter.

Published 11 years ago
Dec 16th 2014
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
  • ireland
  • figures
  • sandstone
  • 10th-century
  • fermanagh
  • early-medieval
  • caryatids
  • archaeology
  • noai

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