Feeding Bottle
Object Information
12.5 cm H x 8.3 cm Diam (at top) x 4.4 cm Diam (at bottom)
Description
This Punic ceramic feeding bottle, originating from Carthage, Tunisia, showcases an ancient artifact that provides insights into early feeding practices. Made from coarse, light orange clay with a thin, cream-colored slip and matte brown paint, this bottle exhibits a simplistic yet captivating design.The handle, and parts of the lip and foot are missing.
Downloads
The downloadable files are in an .STL format which is optimal for 3D printing. We suggest using a free software such as Meshmixer to edit the file to your needs. Some objects may need supports added or should be hollowed out for the most efficient printing. Any questions about 3D printing should be directed to kelsey.disko.project@umich.edu.
Viewer Controls
Touch Controls
Orbit: swiping on mobile or click and drag with a mouse.
Panning: two-finger touch, or dragging with right-click.
Zoom: pinching on a mobile device or the scroll wheel on a mouse.
Keyboard Controls
Orbit: Up, Down, Left and Right arrows.
Panning: Hold the Shift key and use the Up, Down, Left and Right arrows.
Zoom: currently not implemented.