This digital 3D model replicates the historic Pilate Stone, a crucial artifact for biblical and Roman history. Discovered in Caesarea Maritima, Israel, the original limestone block is inscribed in Latin, bearing the name of Pontius Pilate, the Roman prefect of Judea best known from the trial of Jesus as described in the Gospels. Dated to the early 1st century CE, the Pilate Stone provides rare archaeological confirmation of this historical figure’s existence and governance.

The 3D model precisely captures the weathered inscription, surface pitting, and authentic dimensions of the artifact. It allows users to closely study the epigraphic features and ancient Roman lettering, bringing the past into sharp focus through modern technology.

Technical features:

High-resolution 3D model with detailed inscription and realistic limestone texture

Fully optimized, watertight mesh for 3D printing and digital visualization

Multiple file formats included: STL, OBJ, FBX, ZTL

Applications:

Museum-quality replica for exhibitions and biblical archaeology studies

Educational demonstrations and research

Personal 3D printing for collectors, historians, and educators

Digital heritage preservation and virtual exploration

The Pilate Stone model enables students, researchers, and enthusiasts to engage directly with a landmark artifact, enriching understanding of Roman administration and New Testament archaeology.