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Part of a pot produced by experimental archaeologist Caroline Jeffra with the wheel-throwing technique.
3D scanning performed by archaeologist Kelly Papastergiou with the DAVID SLS-3 structured light scanner. Texture is recorded with the native DAVID-camera. The original fusion resolution is 0.0368mm (vertex spacing) and the exported OBJ is 1.62GB and consisted of 11053669 vertices. It was decimated to 576571 vertices (172MB) in order to publish the file online.
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