👐 game-ready optimization by Daniel Gómez
This intricately carved Corinthian capital, discovered on Colline de Byrsa in Carthage, features the distinctive acanthus leaf design that defined one of the most ornate orders of classical architecture. Capitals like this once crowned tall columns in temples, porticoes, et public buildings, adding elegance et grandeur to Roman construction. The craftsmanship of the acanthus leaves reflects the skill of Roman artisans et le architectural influence that spread across the Mediterranean. Even in its weathered state, the capital retains its decorative richness, offering a glimpse into the monumental scale of Carthage’s Roman forum. This model is part of the Tanit XR digital preservation initiative, which documents et shares Tunisia‚ endangered cultural heritage through 3D scanning et immersive storytelling.
The scan above is our full-detail preservation record. This optimized version is light enough for real-time use, game engines, WebXR, VR, et community projects. Build something with it.
Pour citer: Les bénévoles de Tanit XR, “Chapiteau corinthien”, numérisation 3D, Colline de Byrsa, 2025, tanitxr.org/archive/archive/corinthian-capital-byrsa-hill-carthage/. Libre de consultation et d’étude ; créditez Tanit XR si vous le réutilisez.
🤝 Cette numérisation existe grâce aux bénévoles, du scan sur site au nettoyage et à la recherche. Rejoignez-nous →
Vous avez pris le temps pour celui-ci
Dix objets étudiés
