Turkish pyramids in China party 1004 Free 3D model

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The 3D model was originally built using Sketchup 8, then converted into multiple other 3D formats. Native format is .skp, while 3dsmax scenes are designed in 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with Vray 3.00 Located on the borders of China, specifically Xi'an City, about 100 kilometers from the Qin Ling range. Built by ancient Turkish civilizations around 100 pyramids of varying sizes, one towering at a staggering 300 meters high: the White Pyramid. This enigmatic pyramid was first photographed in Life magazine in 1957, showcasing aerial shots captured from a C-54 aircraft during material assistance to China. The White Pyramid drew scientists Hartwig Hausdorfer to investigate pyramids in the Shensi region in 1994. Permission to access official records and artifacts was granted, revealing public documentation of Hausdorfer's research trip. Ancient history estimates suggest construction began at least as early as BC 2500. Researchers discovered this pyramid site within a region of ancient corn civilizations that were once prominent pyramids zones. Declared by China to be culturally sensitive areas due to advanced techniques with mummified bodies, along with intricate inscriptions. Deliberate demolition efforts have concealed the original shape and size of the pyramids from sight. Soil was used to camouflage its top surface and destroy it for safety measures while disguising its authenticity in an act that can no longer be reversed by the Chinese government