Hart s Tongue Fern 3D Model A striking evergreen fern with undivided strap shaped fronds that resemble the tongue of a stag. Its glossy arching leaves emerge from a central rosette creating a lush sculptural form perfect for shaded forest floors limestone outcrops or interior botanical compositions. Native to Europe and parts of North America this fern adds texture and elegance to naturalistic and ancient woodland inspired environments.

Hart Tongue Fern Wall

Bioclastic limestone boulder in carbonate volcaniclastic sediments from Maar, Morocco

📍 [33.37888, -5.13011](https://scaniver.se/L33.37888,-5.13011)

Volcaniclastic limestone conglomerates

Limestone Boulder

Hart Tongue Fern Smal

Inkster Maken s Funnel pendant in turned limestone.

Funnel Pendant Lamp

Limestone lid of a canopic jar with the head of a jackal. The details of the eyes have been added in black ink, including distinct cosmetic bands extending horizontally from the corners of the eyes. The left ear is now missing, leaving only the right ear fully intact, and the snout has been broken and restored. A black resin is present on part of the surface, visible as prominent drips and patches running down the lower right side of the dome and near the bottom rear rim. The stopper features a wide, rounded dome that tapers down to a circular plug on the underside designed to fit into the rim of a canopic vessel. Likely dating from the Third Intermediate Period through the Twenty-Sixth Dynasty (c. 1069–525 BC), this stopper reflects the period's standard funerary traditions.

Canopic Jar Lid (EC389)

Stone Cylinder Post Pillar Limestone 3D element for stone or rock buildings or outdoor elements

Stone Cylinder Post Pillar Limestone

Nummulite limestone

Limestone

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Fossil limestone fragment

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Fossilized Shells in Limestone

A high quality 3D model of an ammonite fossil with a light chalky appearance. The texture primarily white and light gray with subtle mineral stains is characteristic of fossils found in limestone or ancient marine deposits. This clean and detailed model is perfect for museum exhibits scientific visualizations minimalist decor or as a collector s item prop.

Limestone Ammonite Fossil

Four reassembled fragments of a medium bowl, comprising three rim fragments and one body fragment. It has a direct rim and a rounded base. The vessel is handmade from fine Nile silt, containing visible inclusions of fine chaff, mica, and limestone. It is a soft-fired piece with a lightly burnished finish on both surfaces. The interior and the upper portion of the exterior are distinctive for their black colouration, while the remainder of the exterior is a warm brown. The vessel features several ancient mending holes drilled along the break lines, used to lash the pieces together during its period of use. The exterior base shows significant wear, suggesting frequent utilitarian use. This vessel is a significant example of Badarian ware, representing one of the earliest sedentary cultures in the Nile Valley (c. 4500–4000 BC). From Feature 1824, Site 1800 at Armant.

Sherd of a Medium Bowl (AR50/3257)

An ultra low poly boulder rock with unwrapped 2k PBR limestone textures.

Limestone Boulder Rock

A fine Gothic limestone piscina in the South interior wall of Ballyconra Church ruin in County Kilkenny. It is good to see it still in situ, when they have been ripped out in other places. The church had been part of the Priory of Inistioge. The piscina looks very similar to the one in Thomastown's medieval church, even if made of a different material.

SMR no. (for church): KK009-013001-

Made in KiriEngine from 108 images.

Ballyconra Church: Piscina

**Object:** 19th Century Firefighter Burial Marker Location: Northern Kentucky / Greater Cincinnati Region Method: Photogrammetry (RealityScan / Cross-Polarized) Condition Report: This high-fidelity scan documents the current state of biological weathering (moss growth) and surface erosion on the limestone base. The digital preservation of this asset allows for long-term monitoring of the degradation of the hand-carved "leather helmet" motif, a symbol of 1800s fire brigades.

*Digitized for the American Digital Heritage Project.*

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