DAA-0004 · 3D object
A supplied textured model with a browser-ready 3D preview. The research section below offers visual comparisons; formal identification and archaeological context remain pending.
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Research metadata
- Record
- DAA-0004
- Source file
- Universal Scene Description Package 4.usdz
- Format
- USDZ · textured 3D mesh
- Object type
- Identification pending
- Chronology
- Not supplied
- Find context
- Not supplied
- Provenance
- Not supplied
- Measurements
- Not supplied
- Reproduction rights
- Pending confirmation
Research context: draped figures, statues and terracottas
The model visibly presents a draped standing figure. Its light surface color does not determine its material. Compare drapery, stance, joins and restoration history; Roman terracottas are included as a separate research category, not as a material identification for this object.
- The Met · Marble statue of a girl, 03.12.9
Roman, first or second century CE; described as a copy or adaptation of an earlier Greek work. Compare drapery and stance, not material based on screen color.
- Getty · Research and conservation of a draped Roman statue
A conservation account showing why joins, restorations and separately identified components matter when assessing a statue.
- The Met · Terracotta statuette of a gladiator
Roman, first–second century CE. A reference for the range of subjects represented in Roman terracottas.
- Getty · Terracotta production techniques
Research on molds, separately made parts, retouching and manufacturing traces. The catalogue concerns South Italian and Sicilian material; it is not a universal dating guide.
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Museum examples are references, not authenticated matches. Sources reviewed October 31, 2026.