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I always find it enormously frustrating when stories like this only include one picture, like this one does. Pictures would really help in understanding what th
by frereubu 3y ago
I always find it enormously frustrating when stories like this only include one picture, like this one does. Pictures would really help in understanding what the overall shape looks like, and surely they exist.
Either way, while frustratedly seeing if I could find more (and only turning up the same picture in cribbed news articles on other sites) I found the 3D modelling profile of the lead researcher, with some 3D models of archaeological sites in Orkney, as well as others, and thought other readers here might be interested: https://sketchfab.com/hugoandersonwhymark https://sketchfab.com/hugoandersonwhymark
- AndrewKemendo 3y agoI am very interested! Thank you for finding those.
- pyinstallwoes 3y agoIt’s almost like they don’t want you to know what it looks like.
- spiderfarmer 3y agoIt’s more like photos cost more money than the ads bring in.
- anadem 3y agoThanks, very cool. As kids back in the 1950s my sister and I could wander around inside Skara Brae. I've been back several times since, but not actually in the rooms again of course, so those 3D models are a wonderful revisit. Edit to add that it's a little disturbing to find I can go underground lol.