Platforms

(POT02)

Identification

Artefact ID

POT02

Alternative ID

POT02

Location

WGS84 Geolocation Accuracy

cadastre

Site

Pottenbrunn

Description

thorax from neck-base to waist with conical arms, 3D breasts

Stove tile placement certainty

uncertain

Posture

standing

Preserved body parts

thorax & arms

3D specifics of shaping

2-layered, breasts applied, arms applied with joining line covering by added mass

3D specifics of traces

prefiring smoothing, 2 vertical scratches between breasts

Recent damage & alteration

❌

Recent damage type

coated

Surface data presence

Mass & structure data presence

MicroCT specifics

n/a

Thermic cracks

empty

Polished-section description

original surface: light orange-brown homogeneous matrix with unsorted inclusions, mostly of quartz (01, 02, 03), feldspar (03), tiny red opaque corpuscles (01, 04), and biotite (05, 06).

Mineralogy

n/a

Wear

n/a

Painting (identified by naked eye)

yellow & red

Painting (identified in DStretch tool - mode)

red over yellow, red band motif around the neck (CRGB, YBK)

Painting (identified by microscopy)

yellow pigment superposed by red pigment (21) on the chest, neclace motive in red

Pigment determination

n/a

Fracture preservation (structured)

original

Fracture nature

crossing original joining lines

Has a construction opening

Datation

Relative datation

Neolithic

Custody

Access rights

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Documentation

Stove tile shape certainty

Uncertain

Author of research data

Ludmila Kaňáková

Author of 3D models

Vojtěch Nosek

3D model:

POT02.mtl

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POT02.obj

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Biblatex

@dataset{POT02,
author = { Ludmila Kaňáková, Vojtěch Nosek },
title = { (POT02) },
url = { https://hdl.handle.net/11222/archaeodata.5817 },
note = { NEOFIG, Digitalia MUNI ARTS, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University },
date = "2026-03-03 "
urldate = "2026-05-22" }

Harvard citation style

(POT02) [3D object], in Kaňáková, L. - Nosek, V. , 2026 . NEOFIG, Digitalia MUNI ARTS, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University [dataset], viewed 22 May 2026, https://hdl.handle.net/11222/archaeodata.5817