Animated Object of the Day: Burned Maize Cob from Jordan’s Journey

by Bernard K. Means, Director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory (VCL)

 

Today’s animation is a burned maize cob recovered archaeologically at the  the Jordan’s Journey site, which is located in Prince George County, Virginia.   It was scanned at the Virginia Department of Historic Resources Conservation Laboratory, on behalf of VCL intern Lauren Hogg, who is incorporating a 3D printed replica into an exhibit she is creating on the Jordan’s Journey site.

Lauren Hogg prepares the maize cob for scanning.

Animated Object of the Day: Carved Bone Utensil Handle from Jordan’s Journey

by Bernard K. Means, Director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory

 

 

Today’s animation is a carved bone utensil handle recovered archaeologically at the  the Jordan’s Journey site, which is located in Prince George County, Virginia.   It was scanned at while on loan in the VCL, on behalf of VCL intern Lauren Hogg, who is researching and preparing exhibits on the Jordan’s Journey site.

Animated Object of the Day: Bartmann Jug Fragment from Jordan’s Journey

by Bernard K. Means, Director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory

 

Today’s animation is a Bartmann jug fragment recovered archaeologically at the  the Jordan’s Journey site, which is located in Prince George County, Virginia.   It was scanned at while on loan in the VCL, on behalf of VCL intern Lauren Hogg, who is researching and preparing exhibits on the Jordan’s Journey site.