Equipo Arqueodromo
Un estudio del CSIC y las universidades de Toledo y Complutense revela que este pueblo prerromano fabricaba ‘in situ’ y con el mismo molde las fíbulas donadas en los acuerdos
This render is a recreation of an Iberian noblewoman (4th/3th century BC) that I made, as part of a Historical Character Creation course, imparted by Koré Formación. The render was made using Blender, Character Creator and Marvelous Designer. I modified and retextured a photoscan of the Dama del Cerro statue, uploaded by Sketchfab user VARIX; and two photoscans of votive offerings, by Global Digital Heritage. The main character is inspired by the iberian statues of the Dama de Baza, Dama de Elche and other votive statues, that can be found in the National Archaeological Museum in Madrid. The jug is based on an oenochoe found in Archena, also part of the NAM's collection. The Iberians were a pre-roman civilization that settled around the east and south coasts of the Iberian peninsula. -------- Este es un render que he realizado de una noble íbera (de alrededor del siglo IV al III AC), para el curso de Koré Formación de Recreación de Personajes Históricos. Ha sido realizado usando Blender, Character Creator y Marvelous Designer. Para el entorno, he modificado y retexturizado un photoscan de la Dama del Cerro, subido por VARIX en Sketchfav, asi como dos ofrendas votivas subidas por Global Digital Heritage. El personaje principal está inspirado en las estatuas ibéricas de la Dama de Baza, Dama de Elche y otras estatuas votivas, que se pueden encontrar en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional de Madrid. La jarra está basado en un enócoe encontrado en Archena, también parte de la colección del MAN. Los íberos fueron una civilización prerromana que se asentó en las costas este y sur de la península ibérica.
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It’s the year 279 BC, Alexander the Great is dead and his generals have spent the last 40 years fighting each other in a vicious war of succession. When they were in their 20s, they followed Alexander to the end of the known world as his generals and companions, but these of them who are not dead yet, are now old kings of their own Hellenistic states. The Macedonian empire that a few decades ago stretched from the Danube to the Nile and from the Balkans to the Himalayas has fragmented into several successor states. Brennus (who must not be confused with Brennus of the Senones, who sacked Rome a century earlier, and whose name some believe to be a title rather than a proper name) was initially one of the several Gallic leaders that invaded the Balkan Peninsula. But at the end he assumed command of the great expedition that penetrated deep into Greece.
