Name: Stone Monster. Temple, Kyoto. Japan
Creator: mosheca
Keywords: Archeology, History, Temple, Social Sciences, 15. Life on land, Art history, Ancient Magical Practices and Beliefs, Monster, 12. Responsible consumption, Ancient history

وحش الحجر. معبد، كيوتو. اليابان

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 15 Nov 2016 English Publisher:OpenAlex

Authors: mosheca;

doi: 10.60692/va67b-j5g66 , 10.60692/t1c65-8r886 , 10.60692/14mw0-12y71 , 10.60692/y2fma-cnd71

Stone Monster. Temple, Kyoto. Japan

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Monstre de pierre. Devant un temple à Kyoto, au Japon. Modèle photogrammétrique. Autodesk Recap, Meshmixer, Remake. Source : Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

Monstruo de piedra. Fuera de un templo en Kioto, Japón. Modelo fotogramétrico. Autodesk Recap, Meshmixer, Remake. Fuente: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

Stone monster. Outside a temple in Kyoto, Japan. Photogrammetric model. Autodesk Recap, Meshmixer, Remake. Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

وحش حجري. خارج معبد في كيوتو، اليابان. النموذج التصويري. Autodesk Recap، Meshmixer، Remake. المصدر: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab

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Keywords

Archeology, History, Temple, Social Sciences, Art history, Ancient Magical Practices and Beliefs, Monster, Ancient history, Archaeological Studies of Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations, Archaeology, Arts and Humanities, Ancient Egyptian Studies and Linguistics, Art

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