Bronze Cat Head: Bolton Museum Collection 3D Model |
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Model's Description: Bronze Cat Head: Bolton Museum Collection 3d model contains 63,999 polygons and 32,797 vertices. A small ancient Egyptian cat head made of a copper alloy from the collection of Bolton Library and Museum Services. The head is unprovenanced, but these objects are particularly well-attested at the sites of Bubastis and Saqqara. In ancient Egypt, the cat was associated with the goddess Bastet, and many objects like this were created to be given in offering at temples and necropoli. This cat head features pierced ears and finely detailed eyes which may have held some form of inlay. Accession Number: BOLMG:1969.8.A, Bolton Library and Museum Services Photography and Model Credit: Ian Trumble, Bolton Library and Museum Services Texture Refinement: Charlotte Sargent Produced as part of a training workshop for Museums of the North West Photogrammetry Hub: Building Virtual 3D Futures. Learn more here |
Model's Textures: (1) RGB Texture #1 |
Keywords: cat bastet bast ancient-egypt saqqara egyptian-goddess egyptian-religion ancient-egyptian north-west-photogrammetry-hub photogrammetry-hub museums-of-the-north-west bubastis |
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