lintel 3d models

Concrete lintel for construction and models.

Strengthening timber structures.

... Structure 21, but with a different sequence. ...Lintel 23 reenacts the vision stage of bloodletting shown on lintel 25. ...A serpent rises through a beaded blood scroll, spewing forth the ancestral figure whom the lady has summoned in this sacred rite.

... of a ritual. ...This lintel repeats the vision stage of the bloodletting shown on another of the three lintels. ...The serpent coils up through a headed blood scroll and from its mouth emerges the ancestor whom the lady has contacted in the rite.

... cuffs and a shield tied to his back. The fact that he is wearing a skull and skeletal serpent headdress, like Lady Xoc on another lintel, suggests that he too is about to let blood by piercing his penis with the perforator he holds in front of him.

The lintel is one component of a collection of monuments situated within Building 12 at Yaxchilan, where the earliest recorded texts were unearthed. ...These texts detail the ascension to power of the tenth ruler of the city, K'ihnich Tata'b Jolo II,...

A 14th-century limestone lintel from a church iconostasis stands proudly in Mystras, Greece. Its intricate details and ornate carvings are a testament to the skill of medieval craftsmen. ...This remarkable artifact was meticulously recreated using 12...

This is one of three lintels from Structure 23 at Yaxchilan, this scene depicts Lord Shield Jaguar and his principal wife Lady Xoc engaged in a bloodletting rite that took place in AD 709.The king stands on the left brandishing a flaming torch to...

This led to lintels becoming the ideal location for exterior embellishments. Frequently, these were carved with images of St George and the Dragon or the Annunciation, signaling the piety of the homeowner and sometimes incorporating sacred...

This creation is a direct result of utilizing Tinkercad as its design tool. ...You can make edits to this digital model online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9Fh6g5eCkLZ

This detailed 3D model was painstakingly reconstructed from 19 photographs captured by Reality Capture technology. The Mt. Amiata Project brings together faculty and students from the University of Florence and the University of Siena in a...

Sandstone lintel of Cambodia's Angkor era from the 11th century.

The photograph captures a lintel from Yaxchilan, taken by Evelyn Billo in 1993.

It corresponds to an old door model, very common in villages in the region, the most striking thing about this one being that above the brackets or corbels rests a figurative lintel very enigmatic. The motives represented, at an uncertain date, are...

This stele is the "Lintel of Raiay", The king's Scribe. ...It goes back to the XIX Egyptian dynasty.

... of Yaxchilan still tell a story. Visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaxchilan for more information about this lost city. For an in-depth look at the Lintel, go to https://www.peabody.harvard.edu/cmhi/detail.php?num=2&site=Yaxchilan&type=Lintel.

This stele probably from the tomb of Sheikh Abd el - Qurna is named "Lintel of Nakht, also known as the overseer of Fowl-Houses. ...It goes back to the XIX Dynasty.X

... Wikipedia, Yaxchilan is one of the largest Mayan sites along the Usumacinta River. The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University has a collection of artifacts from this site, including Lintel 24, which can be viewed online.

... and a shield secured to his back. The fact that he wears a skull and skeletal serpent headdress, just like Lady Xoc on lintel 25, suggests that he is also about to undergo bloodletting by piercing his penis with the perforator held in front of him.

Originally from Mexico, the British Museum now houses a carved limestone lintel showcasing Lady K'ab'al Xook on its bottom right panel. ...In this hallucinatory stage of the bloodletting ritual, Lady Xook conjures before her a vision of a Teotihuacan...

Lintel from Kapilapura in Angkor, Cambodia, dating back to the 11th century and carved out of sandstone, now proudly displayed at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium. Captured with precision using CapturingReality. ... Indra, the mighty god...

This stela of unknown provenance is a lintel of Heby, Priest of Amun.The Priest of Amun was the highest ranking priest in the priesthood of the ancient Egyptian god Amun. The first priests of Amun appeared during the beginning of the Eighteenth...

... into our collective past. ...In this case, a slide from 1992 offers a glimpse into the rich history of human civilization. The slide in question can be viewed online at https://www.peabody.harvard.edu/cmhi/detail.php?num=14&site=Yaxchilan&type=Lintel#

This ancient lintel was chiseled from limestone during the reign of King Itzamnaaj B'alam II, showcasing Lady Xook as she invokes the Vision Serpent to honor her husband's ascension to the throne. In her hand, Lady Xook grasps a bowl containing...

Angkor's Lintel, Kapilapura in Cambodia, 11th century, crafted from sturdy sandstone. On display at the Musée du Cinquantenaire in Brussels, Belgium. Captured with precision by CapturingReality. Indra, mighty god of stormy weather and protector of...

... where it is now displayed in a specially constructed museum on site. A replica of the Lintel can be seen at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University, which has an extensive collection of artifacts from Mesoamerica.

... major structures dating to the Classic Period (AD 200-800). The site's name comes from the Yucatec Maya language and means "green water" or "place of green water." A lintel from Yaxchilan is housed at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.

On this lintel at Yaxchilan, the sacrificial offering of blood unleashes a prophetic manifestation of Yat-Balam, founding ancestor of the dynasty of Yaxchilan. Emerging from the gaping front jaws of a massive double-headed serpent rearing above Lady...

One of three lintels from Structure 23 at Yaxchilan, this scene vividly captures Lord Shield Jaguar and his principal wife Lady Xoc in the midst of a dramatic bloodletting rite that took place on 9.13.17.15.12 5 eb 15 mac in the Maya calendar - a...

... The British Museum continues to be a beacon for scholars, researchers, and curious minds alike, offering a glimpse into the fascinating story of human civilization. https://www.peabody.harvard.edu/cmhi/detail.php?num=18&site=Yaxchilan&type=Lintel#