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Three dimensional modeling of Scottish Early Medieval Sculpted Stones: PhD Thesis, University of Glasgow (2003)

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Dept. of Archaeology
The King's Manor
University of York
Y01 7EP
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Stuart Jeffrey (2004) Three dimensional modeling of Scottish Early Medieval Sculpted Stones: PhD Thesis, University of Glasgow (2003) [data-set]. York: Archaeology Data Service [distributor] https://doi.org/10.5284/1000187

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The Minehowe underground structure.	AVI	35573Kb
The Jordanhill cross reconstructed.	AVI	7389Kb
Dunadd hill fort.	AVI	2359Kb
The Jordanhill cross recontextualised.	AVI	43151Kb
Along the river Add.	AVI	10521Kb
Fly-by of the reconstructed hill fort.	AVI	6632Kb
A NURBS model of a detail of Aberlemno II.	MOV	6570Kb
Transition from wireframe to photo rendering (Aberlemno II).	MOV	16128Kb
A fragment of worked bone from Minehowe.	MOV	163Kb
St Orland’s stone (misaligned thumbnails).	MOV	696Kb
Inscribed slate from Tintagel.	MOV	1508Kb
Standing stone, Machrie moor.	MOV	606Kb
St Orland’s stone (realigned thumbnails).	MOV	3258Kb
The Jordanhill cross (misaligned thumbnails).	MOV	261Kb
The Jordanhill cross reconstruction fade-in.	MOV	607Kb
The Jordanhill cross recontextualised.	MOV	9058Kb
Inscribed slate from Tintagel (high resolution).	MOV	8020Kb
The Jordanhill cross recontextualised (high resolution).	MOV	52941Kb
Dunadd from plain to summit.	MOV	10767Kb
Unrendered Dunadd model.	VRML	156Kb