projectile points 3d models

Brewerton-side notched points exhibit distinctive convex bases and edges. ...Scanning was conducted using a high-definition 3D scanner, specifically the 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance model, in conjunction with the Flexscan 2012 software program.

A rare discovery is made of a possible Middle Woodland Saugeen type point dating back approximately 2000 years before present, potentially crafted from Onondaga chert. ...The artifact is carefully scanned using the high-definition capabilities of a 3D3...

We're looking at an Innes/Durst Stemmed Type Point, Smallpoint Cluster, Late/Terminal Archaic tool that dates back to around 3000 years Before Common Era, crafted from Onondaga chert. ...The image was captured using a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner,...

Ancient Handcrafts Possibly Belonged to the Hind Type Point, Late Terminal Archaic Smallpoint Cluster, Dating Back Approximately 2800 Years Before Present, Crafted from Onondaga Chert\nScanned Utilizing a State-of-the-Art 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance...

Members of the Fairfield Foundation uncovered this artifact through meticulous excavations at the Fairfield Plantation, carefully documenting every step along the way. Using cutting-edge technology, it was meticulously scanned with a NextEngine...

This is a highly detailed 3D image of a replica projectile point captured using cutting-edge technology from an Identica Hybrid scanner, which was initially created to aid in dental care and diagnostics.

Early Paleolithic High-Low point type projectile point, circa 10,000 years before present, fashioned from Haldimand chert, exhibits an ear with one corner broken off and in concavity; scanned using a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner with FlexScan...

The Agate Basin is a late Paleoindian projectile point, mostly associated with the High Plains but widely distributed throughout North America.When printed, sanded, stained/painted or otherwise post-processed this will be useful in a teaching...

A scan of an authentic Southwestern Basketmaker II projectile point. These have often been found in dry caves, still hafted to their foreshafts and in association with complete weapon shafts. It is therefore safe to say that these are spearthrower...

Late Archaic point with missing base and Broadpoint Cluster characteristics, dating to approximately 3800-3600 years Before Present, crafted from Onondaga Chert.

Lamoka type point, narrowpoint cluster, late archaic, dating to approximately 4500-4000 years before present, fashioned from Onondaga chert, now scanned in high definition using advanced technology from 3D3 solutions.

Levanna Style Point, dating back to the Early Late Woodland period around 1000 years Before Common Era, crafted from Onondaga chert. ...Scanned meticulously with a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner utilizing Flexscan 2012 advanced software technology.

Onondaga Chert Used to Craft Brewerton Side Notched Type Point Dates Back 5000-4500 Years BC, A Middle Archaic Era Artifact. ...Scanned with 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner, Utilizing Flexscan 2012 Software without Hole Filling or Corrections Applied.

Here is the rewritten text: A rare Early Woodland Meadowood Type Point has been reworked at one corner, initially featuring small side notches that have since been modified. ...This ancient tool dates back to around 2800-2400 years before present,...

Perkiomen Type Point is a vital piece of evidence from the Late Archaic period, dating back around 3,200 years Before Common Era. This artifact belongs to the Broadpoint cluster and was crafted from Onondaga chert. ...A 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner...

Late Archiac Genesee-type point makers were skilled craftsmen who produced Broadpoint Clusters around 3800 to 3600 years before present in the Onondaga Chert region. ...Scanning of these artifacts was accomplished with a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance...

Perkiomen Type Point artifacts are notable for their Broadpoint cluster appearance, dating back to the Late Archaic period around 3200 years before present. ...Found in Onondaga chert, these relics were scanned using a 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner...

The device is programmed to capture critical details. ...A thorough examination was conducted using the advanced features of the 3D3 Solutions HDI Professional Scanner.

Human: Notch on side, tiny blade, slender shape, and gently curved edge at base.

Fire ravaged Onondaga flint spearhead. ...Scanned with precision using advanced technology from 3D3 Solutions' top-of-the-line HDI Advance Scanner, powered by cutting-edge Flexscan 2012 software.

The Susquehanna Broad exhibits robust noches with sharp edges, a distinctive convex foundation, and meticulously crafted notches.

This relic was unearthed through archaeological excavations conducted at the Fairfield Plantation, led by the Fairfield Foundation's team of experts. A NextEngine Desktop 3D scanner in the Virtual Curation Laboratory captured its image with precise...

Sleek notched tip, sharply angled serrations curve outward from the blade's central axis. ...Captured using cutting-edge 3D scanning technology by 3D3 Solutions' advanced HDI scanner, processed with precision via Flexscan 2012 software without any hole...

Corner expertly notched and extensively reshaped with precision.\nCarefully examined using the advanced features of a 3D3 Solutions HDI Expert Scanner, powered by cutting-edge Flexscan 2020 software technology.

A Flick of Flint Sparks Discovery - A Tiny Piece of History Unveiled Fragment of Ancient Arrowhead, 55-A-00-5 52 PPTf, Cataloged as 3SB1176.

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Levanna boasts an exceptionally massive, subtly curved foundation and borders. Carefully examined via a cutting-edge 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner, utilizing the precise capabilities of Flexscan 2012 software. ...This analysis was conducted without...

The specimen boasts an expansive, rounded foundation and sharp-edged contours. It was thoroughly examined using the cutting-edge 3D3 Solutions HDI Advance Scanner in conjunction with the state-of-the-art Flexscan 2012 software. ...The process involved a...

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