Dún Ailinne E79.499 Bone Pin

Dún Ailinne is **located on private land **south of Kilcullen in Co. Kildare. The first excavations (1968-1975) focused on the hill summit and established that there was activity from the Neolithic (5000BC) onwards. The evidence recovered indicated that the site would have served as a major prehistoric center during Irish prehistory, particularly during the Iron Age, and acted as a place where communities came together to enact ritual and ceremony. During the 1970s excavations, over 1800 artifacts were recovered and are currently stored in the National Museum of Ireland. One of the objects recovered included a small fragment (<3cm) of what appears to be a bone pin that may have been used as a clothing fastener. The bone pin fragment comes from the Flame phase, one of the last periods of known concentrated activity on the site. **This model was created using reference photos in Blender by K. Wyatt, head of the [3D Scanning Lab at the University of Oklahoma Libraries](https://sketchfab.com/libedge).** Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab**杜恩·艾林尼（Dún Ailinne）坐落于基尔代尔郡基尔库伦以南的私人地块。1968年至1975年的首次发掘以山丘顶部为发掘重点，确认该遗址自新石器时代（公元前5000年）起便有人类活动踪迹。出土文物证据表明，该遗址在爱尔兰史前时期，尤其是铁器时代，曾是一处核心史前中心，亦是社群聚集举行仪式与典礼的重要场所。 在1970年代的发掘工作中，共出土逾1800件史前遗物，目前均收藏于爱尔兰国家博物馆。其中一件遗物为长不足3厘米的骨针残片，推测曾用作衣物扣具。该骨针残片出自"火焰期（Flame phase）"，这是该遗址已知的最后一批集中人类活动时期之一。 **本模型由俄克拉荷马大学图书馆3D扫描实验室（3D Scanning Lab）负责人K·怀亚特（K. Wyatt）基于Blender软件中的参考照片制作，该实验室相关页面链接：https://sketchfab.com/libedge。** **数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab**