Carrot amphora (foot) from Traismauer (v 1.0.0)

Scaled 3d-model of a so-called *carrot amphora's foot* (Augst 44/Camulodunum 189/Schöne-Mau 15 | type *Bb* & rim *3b1* after Vipard [1995]) found at the *vicus* (civil settlement') of today's Traismauer, which belongs to the former ancient Roman fort of *Augustianis* were auxiliary troops (cavalry) were stationed. The fort was located at the Roman Danube frontier (so-called *limes*) in northeastern Noricum, which is today's Lower Austria. This amphora belongs to a convolute of Roman finds derived from a context excavated in the 1970s. *** # 📍 [Augustianis/Traismauer (Lower Austria)](https://goo.gl/maps/tziQrTZLcvW19fWH6) # *The frament was photogrammetry-scanned & processed & referenced in Agisoft Metashape & assambled & reconstructed in Blender.* * photos: K. Klein * photogrammetry & modeling: D. Hagmann/A. Langendorf --- Vipard, P. (1995). Les amphores carottes (forme Schöne-Mau XV). In: Actes du Congrès de Rouen (51–77)