prehistoric meat rack 3d model

A Magdalenian meat and hide drying rack, portable hunter-gatherer construction, circa 13,000 BCE. Four to six forked wooden stakes (young birch or pine saplings, branch diameter 4-6 cm) lashed together with sinew or plant fiber cordage. Horizontal willow branches or thin wood poles laid across create 3-4 drying levels. Rawhide strips or meat hang from upper levels. Base is roughly 1.2 m wide, 0.8 m deep, 1.5-1.8 m tall. Weathered pale wood, darkened by smoke and use. Sinew knots visible but not anatomically perfect. Ground beneath shows scattered bone scraps and blood stains. Style: photorealistic wood texture, diffuse daylight, archaeological authenticity, slight smoke weathering.