Objeto 1

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This 3D simulation was based on a funerary urn from the Tupiguarani culture located at the University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography (MUAE) of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRGS). The model was created by Vander Gabriel Camargo, a History student at UFRGS and participant in the Center for Academic Technology (CTA). Object Details Date: Approximately 2000 years ago. Found Location: Banks of the Ijuí River, Northwest State. Material: Ceramic, Clay. Shape: Cambuchí Guaçu (large mold/vessel). Function: Preparation of Cauim (fermented drink made from corn or manioc); container to place the dead and bury them. Dimensions: Mouth diameter of 44 cm; height of 33 cm (due to breakage of the bottom). 3D model created for didactic use in a pedagogical project developed at MUAE during the mandatory internship period of the History course. Link to access the object on the museum's Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHd3YC7rzFo/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link