dacian falx 3d models

The Dacian People Stand Firmly Left, Staff in Hand Featuring Ass's Head. DACIA is Clearly Printed Below. ...This Coin is Made of Silver, Measuring 22.1mm and Weighing 4.03 Grains, Minted During the Years 249-251 AD by the State-Owned Collections of...

Roman soldier engages in fierce battle against two Dacian warriors, one lying lifeless on the ground, signaling a decisive Roman victory. The victorious Roman is clad in armor, shield firmly in hand and sword at the ready. His adversaries wield...

The monument proudly displays the bust of the legendary Dacian king Decebal, who ruled with great military and political prowess from 87 to 106 AD, earning his place as the last defender of Dacia. ...This magnificent tribute was unveiled during the...

... the Olt's course to the north — lies a fortified settlement with relics from multiple eras. ...The rocky formation, situated on the left bank of the Olt, consists of two separate units connected by a link bridge (in the shape of a saddle). Dacians

The relief vividly depicts Trajan's two successful military campaigns against the Dacians, showcasing scenes of battle as a mere backdrop to emphasize images of disciplined soldiers carrying out ceremonial duties and construction projects. The...

 And the description goes as follows, quoted from DBMM: "The axemen are depicted as armored and carrying a falx-like weapon with a 2 to 3 foot blade on a 3 foot handle, and are described as cutting Arabs in half"  I did my best to mix that with the...

This set includes: A-Thraex Helmet with a metal Griffin; B-Thraex Chest Belt; C-Thraex Lorica Manica; D-Thraex Sica or Falx, the typical Thraex weapon; E-Thraex Belt and LoinCloth; F-Two Typical Long and Big Greaves [Ocreae] with HI-Definition...

Following his tragic death, the emperor elevated him to divine status and commissioned artistic masterpieces depicting him as Silvanus, the god of the woods, adorned with a regal pine branch crown and wielding a falx or sickle in his right hand...

Its unique design makes it particularly characteristic of the Dacian sites found in the Orăştiei mountains. Two distinct variants have been documented, each with varying capacities. Findspot: The bowl was discovered in Grădiştea de Munte – Meleia, a...

For access to these openings look on forums, like https://www.dacianer.de/threads/lueftungskanaele-fuer-hinten.44455/post-947504 The file is for the right pipe. Use your slicer to create a mirror object for the left one. ... Fusion 360 file also...

This towering structure was erected to commemorate Trajan's decisive victories in two wars against the Dacians, a fierce people who once inhabited the region that is now modern-day Romania. ...Thanks to his remarkable conquests, a new Roman province was...

This mounting bracket is designed for the [Electrodacus SBMS0](http://www.electrodacus.com/), Version 03d, Solar Battery Management System created by the talented Dacian Todea. The design includes a two-part clamshell bracket mounted to a...

The tool's discovery likely proves trade relations between Dacians and Romans. It was found in a dwelling burned down during early 2nd-century AD Roman wars. ...A similar drawknife with an illegible inscription was discovered at Sarmizegetusa Regia's...

\nDiscovery site: Grădiştea de Munte – Feţele Albe, Orăştioara commune (Hunedoara County) \nMeasurements: height - 36 cm; maximum diameter - 33 cm \nComposition: clay; semi-fine brown-black paste \nCrafting technique: wheel-throwing; reduction...

Specifications include: Length: 18 cm Width: 14.5 cm Thickness: 5 cm Material composition: iron Manufacturing technique employed: hot forging Historical context: 1st century AD to beginning of the 2nd century AD Chronological period: Late Iron Age...

These types of artefacts are extremely common in the Dacian fortresses area of the Orăştiei Mountains, and over fifty of them have been discovered in various archaeological contexts. Findplace: Grădiştea de Munte – Sarmizegetusa Regia, commune of...

FAXE stands for Full Acrylic X End, FALXE for the left end, and FARXE for the right end. Color selection is a straightforward process: I use red plating on the left side (port/backbord) and green on the right (starboard/steuerbord), ensuring that I...

... ... The Falx model boasts an impressive 1,374 polygons and 1,153 vertices, making it a formidable addition to any game or VR application. The Xiphos model follows closely with 1,279 polygons and 1,253 vertices, ensuring a seamless gaming experience.

Dating back to the 1st century AD and spanning into the beginning of the 2nd century AD, this piece falls within the Late Iron Age (Dacian) time period. ... A team from Technical University of Cluj-Napoca utilized 3D laser scanning technology to...

... reduction firing. Dating back to the 1st century AD, this pot falls within the Late Iron Age (Dacian) time period. ...The detailed scan was achieved through 3D Laser scanning technology by a team of experts from Technical University of Cluj-Napoca.

His opponent, a fierce barbarian fighter, wields a curved-bladed sword, its Dacian origins evident in its distinctive design. As they clash on the battle-scarred terrain of ancient Dacia, circa 106-109 A.D., only one will emerge victorious. In the...

... in a burned building near the "red rampart" at Costeşti-Cetăţuie. Drawing inspiration from ancient Greek ceramics, which were originally used to mix wine with water, the Dacians cleverly adapted this design to fit their unique tastes and customs.

... and sand, which has been burnished to perfection. Employing traditional techniques, the vessel was hand-built using reduction firing methods. Dating back to the 1st century AD, this Late Iron Age (Dacian) relic holds significant historical value.

Many sculptures in Deva, Romania, honor Emperor Trajan and other figures from the Dacian Wars, featuring influences from ancient Roman art and mythology, such as The Capitoline Wolf. ... As one of the most successful Roman emperors, many traditions from...

Many sculptures in Deva, Romania, pay tribute to Emperor Trajan and other prominent figures from the Dacian Wars, showcasing influences from ancient Roman art and mythology, such as The Capitoline Wolf, a recurring motif. As one of the most...

The Emperor's triumph over the Dacians is immortalized in the majestic Trajan's Column, erected on the Danube frontier between AD 101-2 and 105-6 to commemorate his victorious campaigns. Standing proudly at the heart of the Emperor's Forum in Rome,...

Pârvan's most notable works include "Getica," which shed light on the political and cultural influence of the Getae-Dacians. He played a pivotal role in establishing Romania's archaeology school and his legacy is honored by institutions bearing his...

In 106 AD, Trajan captured the Dacian capital of Sarmizegetusa, incorporating Dacia into the Empire. Decebalus took his own life rather than face capture. In the mid-19th century, Decebalus began to be celebrated as a national hero in Romania, the...

In 106 AD, Trajan reduced the Dacian capital Sarmizegetusa and absorbed Dacia into the Empire. Decebalus took his own life to avoid capture. Since the mid-19th century, Decebalus has been portrayed as a national hero in Romania, the modern successor...

... Time period: Late Iron Age (Dacian). Digitization Method: A team from Technical University of Cluj-Napaca employed 3D laser scanning to create a digital model. ... Data Provider: The National Museum of Transylvanian History, located in Cluj-Napoca.