orthostats 3d models

These towering slabs stand upright, rather than lying flat on their sides, earning them the name "orthostates." In some cultures, the term is spelled as "orthostat," but in Greek architecture, it's a staple feature. Typically, pairs of orthostates...

These remnants originate from the southern entrance of the city.\r\nSam'al was established as a Hittite settlement between 1725 and 1200 BC. Following the collapse of the Hittite Empire, it developed into a kingdom around 940 BC. ...Situated at Zincirli...

In other contexts, English speakers often use the term orthostat instead. In Greek architecture, it's common for two orthostates to form a wall's thickness, one serving as the inner face and the other as the outer face. ...Above these blocks, a course...

... many cultures. In Hittite and Assyrian sculpture, orthostats are often intricately carved with detailed designs. ...The term can also be used more broadly to describe other upright-standing stones, such as megalithic menhirs found around the world.

... This term has been expanded to describe architecture from many cultures. In Hittite and Assyrian art, intricately carved orthostats are often seen. ...The term may also be used more broadly for upright-standing stones, including massive menhirs.

The term "orthostat" has been broadened to describe the architecture of many cultures beyond ancient Greece. In Hittite and Assyrian sculpture, orthostats are often intricately carved with intricate designs. ...This term can also be used more generally...

Structure 27 Decorated Orthostat

... wide x 0.3m thick. The face of the orthostat which faces the cairn only has been modelled. A single cup is visible, near the centre. The two other possible ‘cups’ above it are rough and unconvincing. ... The reverse is rough but without features.

In some contexts, the term orthostat is used instead of orthostate. A distinctive feature of Greek architecture is that pairs of orthostates often form the thickness of a wall, with one block serving as the inner face and the other as the outer face....

Their upright stance earns them the name "orthostat" - a moniker that reflects their ability to stand tall rather than lying flat on their sides. In Greek architecture, it's common for pairs of orthostates to comprise a wall's thickness, with one...

The decorated orthostat contains several design motifs including radial symbols, shield like motifs, concentric arcs and chevrons The original object was recorded using the Artec EVA structured light hand scanner and processed using Artec Studio,...

3D model of the decorated orthostat 69 located in the Eastern passage of the Megalithic passage tomb (site 1) at Knowth, Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland. The decorated orthostat is located in the right-hand wall of the passage. The...

3D model of the decorated orthostat 27 located in the Eastern passage of the Megalithic passage tomb (site 1) at Knowth, Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland. The decorated orthostat is located in the left-hand side of the main passage. The...

3D model of the decorated orthostat 68 located in the Eastern passage of the Megalithic passage tomb (site 1) at Knowth, Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland. The decorated orthostat is located in the right hand side of the main passage. The...

3D model of the decorated orthostat 49 located in the Eastern passage of the Megalithic passage tomb (site 1) at Knowth, Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland. The decorated orthostat contains singular pick mark dressing. ...The original object was...

3D model of the decorated orthostat 54 located in the Eastern passage of the Megalithic passage tomb (site 1) at Knowth, Brú na Bóinne World Heritage Site, Ireland. The decorated orthostat is located in the right recess of the eastern chamber...

Menhirs and standing stones qualify as orthostats technically, yet archaeologists apply the term specifically to individual prehistoric stones forming part of larger structures. Widespread examples include the walls of chamber tombs and other...

Musical Artists (Musicians from Aram)

Palace officials are marching proudly through this scene, their grandeur on full display. ...The artwork originates from Palace Building number three, specifically crafted during the Late Hittite Era.

Palace dignitaries march ceremoniously out of the Palace Building Number Three.

Recorded on 11 June 2019. This standing stone is one of a ring surrounding the central cairn at Clava. It is a pointed slab of gneiss, 1.8m high. The face with the scale bar faces to the ESE, away from the cairn. ... Richard Bradley (The Good Stones:...

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In ancient Greek architecture, massive stone blocks called orthostates stood tall in walls, their height far exceeding their depth. These upright monoliths earned their name because they seemed to stand proudly upright rather than lying flat on their...

23 January 2020. ... One of the orthostats at Culburnie has 2 possible cups on the outer face

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