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Wybrane techniki dokumentacji, rekonstrukcji i wizualizacji 3D na przykładzie zbioru neolitycznych zabytków z terenu Małopolski

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Osiadacz M.

Raport

2017

vol. 12

239-250

One of the tasks of the project presented in this paper was to document, reconstruct in 3D, and visualize a collection of Neolithic pottery from the area of Lesser Poland. The digitization was performed using a structured-light scanner and, in two cases, photogrammetric software. The reconstructions were modelled on the basis of digital representations of scans of original fragments by adding successive layers of the reconstructed shape directly onto the recorded artefact. Apart from preparation of source files for sharing, a number of visualisations were made, including renders and 3D animations.

The virtual reconstruction of an Early Medieval folded sickle from Nasielsk

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Osiadacz M.

Przegląd Archeologiczny

2020

vol. 68

187-198

During archaeological research carried out in Nasielsk, Poland in 2006 by Dr. M. Błoński, a fragment of an ornamented sickle handle was found. It most likely dates to the 2nd half of the 10th century, but may have been made as late as the mid-11th century. The sickle with a movable blade is interpreted as belonging to the equipment of an elite horse warrior. Many finds of this type known from unusual medieval deposits suggests their special, symbolic meaning and a connection with the military sphere. The artefact is ornamented with a variation of the Borre ring-chain pattern – specifically, the Pomeranian school of Scandinavian-Insular decoration. The origins of this style emerged in the 10th century with the combining of Celtic, English, and Scandinavian elements – and it was developed intensively in western Pomerania. The artefact from Nasielsk has only partially survived. The preserved fragment of the handle was 3D scanned using a structured light scanner and photogrammetry software. In order to make a 3D reconstruction, documentation of a second, not available fragment was also used. Moreover, certain analogies from early medieval folded sickles were analyzed. The most important questions concerned the shape of the blade, the continuation of the ornament, its design features, and a proper visualization of the reconstruction.

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Wybrane techniki dokumentacji, rekonstrukcji i wizualizacji 3D na przykładzie zbioru neolitycznych zabytków z terenu Małopolski

The virtual reconstruction of an Early Medieval folded sickle from Nasielsk