acorn drying rack 3d model

A Magdalenian acorn drying and processing installation, circa 13,000 BCE, designed for seasonal processing and storage of acorns (critical caloric resource). Raised wooden platform built from lashed saplings, roughly 1.5 m × 1 m, 0.6 m above ground. Thin birch branches woven into loose matting to allow airflow. Acorns scattered across surface in various stages of drying (whole acorns, some split, some with shells removed). Stone mortar and wooden pestle rest on platform corner. Smoke-darkened wood, weathered sinew knots. Underneath: collection area with packed earth, scattered acorn debris and shell fragments. No ceramic, no metal containers—purely wooden frame and earth. Style: photorealistic weathered wood, acorn texture detail, scattered organic material, archaeological authenticity, dappled sunlight through trees.