3D Point Accuracy: 0.04 mm a 30 cm.
3D Resolution: 0.072 mm.
Acquisition Distance: 0.30 m
A wheel-thrown vase made of purified orange clay, dating back to the 1st century BC–1st century AD. The artifact features a globular body with a flat base and a tall cylindrical neck that extends vertically. The rim is flattened and thickened, providing additional structural stability and facilitating handling. The wheel-thrown surface has been smoothed, resulting in a uniform finish, typical of everyday ceramics from this period. The vase has a height of 6.5 cm, comparable to that of a small coffee glass.
The artifact is intact, with no fractures or missing parts. Its original structure is fully preserved, with no signs of alterations or restoration. The surface maintains its compact finish, with slight traces of wear due to time and use. This webpage allows exploration of the 3D digitization process of the artifact, enabling a highly detailed virtual reconstruction. The 3D model, optimized for printing, allows the creation of a tactile replica, promoting accessibility and museum outreach.
