Better Light Digital turntable rollout with Wisner 4x5 camera and Ries tripods produce rollout photographs of round objects.

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Rollout photographs of round objects

Close-up photograph revealing precisely what equipment you need to do your own digital rollouts of any round object, Inca pots, Nazca pottery, Teotihuacan pots, glass flasks, ethnographic items such as wicker baskets. If it is round, the Better Light turntable rollout system can handle it.

Although we picture predominantly Maya and Tiquisate pots, this rollout system can handle anything that is round.

We have done rollouts of Teotihuacan cylindrical tripods, Nazca pots and Inca wooden cups as well as glass bottles.

This rollout system is also useful for the ethnographic recording the weaving pattern on baskets.

On the turntable, a giant Tiquisate cylindrical tripod (which lost its tripod supports in antiquity). The image is Curly Face, a member of the Tiquisate Trinity, a set of pre-Columbian deities recently discovered by Nicholas Hellmuth. A description of the Tiquisate Trinity and pictures of the other two gods of this group will be presented in a new book on the prehispanic ceramic art of Guatemala, now close to being finished by FLAAR

This iconographically important Tiquisate pot was donated to the Museo Popol Vuh to insure that scholars could have access to study it.

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