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GLBDolmen de la Bajoulière (4000 BC) 3D Model
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Dolmen de la Bajoulière (4000 BC) 3D Model
This megalith belongs to the group of dolmens Angevins (department of Anjoux, France) , built in the fourth millennium BC
The large rectangular chamber of 40 square meters, partitioned internally, is originally covered with a huge slab of about seventy tons and preceded by a portico of 3 meters long.
The whole is protected by a stone mound, whose base was uncovered during the archaeological excavation of the site.
370 shots for this DSLR scan with a sony a300. High detail from reality capture was at 40M polygons, reduce to 200K with 8K normal map.
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 209614 triangles, 174015 vertices.
The large rectangular chamber of 40 square meters, partitioned internally, is originally covered with a huge slab of about seventy tons and preceded by a portico of 3 meters long.
The whole is protected by a stone mound, whose base was uncovered during the archaeological excavation of the site.
370 shots for this DSLR scan with a sony a300. High detail from reality capture was at 40M polygons, reduce to 200K with 8K normal map.
Textured FBX model created using photogrammetry.
Geometry: 209614 triangles, 174015 vertices.
