Tel Dan stele 3D print model

Experience the earliest extra-biblical reference to the “House of David” with this highly detailed 3D model of the Tel Dan Stele. This fragmentary basalt monument, inscribed in ancient Aramaic and dated to the 9th century BCE, offers unparalleled historical value for educators, archaeologists, and ancient history enthusiasts. The model features true-to-life surface textures and accurate inscription details, reconstructed from surviving archaeological fragments. Available in OBJ, FBX, 3MF and STL formats, it is ideal for virtual museum displays, classroom presentations, historical visualization projects, and 3D printing. Add authenticity to your ancient Near East collections or academic resources with this museum-quality reproduction of one of the most significant archaeological discoveries from biblical times.​