FISH TRAPS AND BASKETS IN THE PRE-COLUMBIAN AMAZON
3D Models
3D Models Used in Motion Capture
Figures
Figure 1: A bird’s eye view of the Bolivian landscape dotted with fish weirs and fish ponds
Figure 2: A fish weir trap from Thailand. Object 82-7-231 in the Penn Museum Object Database
Figure 3: A fish weir trap from Borneo. Object P1022A in the Penn Museum Object Database
Figure 4: A fish weir trap from Brazil. Object 31-48-358 in the Penn Museum Object Database
Figure 5: 3D-model of a fish weir trap from Thailand by James Prell
Figure 6: 3D-model of a fish weir trap from Brazil by James Prell
Figure 7: Artwork of a Native American using the cóvo to catch fish by Franz Keller
Figure 8: Artwork depicting fishing tools by Melchor Maria Mercado
Figure 9: A hand trap from the Philippine Islands. Object Object CIVIC.1993.X.783 in the Penn Museum Object Database
Figure 10: 3D-model of a Cóvo hand trap by James Prell
Figure 11: 3D-model of a small Cóvo hand trap by James Prell
Figure 12: A fish basket located in the Penn Museum archives from Brazil
Figure 13: 3D-model of a fish basket from Brazil by James Prell
Figure 14: 3D-model of fish trapped in a weir trap by James Prell, model provided by umar6419
Figure 15: A picture of James Prell making the "T-pose" photographed by Greg Howard
Figure 16: Most of the baskets and traps placed next to each other for size reference