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could be implemented. In addition to the three slabs we
also included part of the back-wall which supports the tops
of the slabs. This part of the wall cuts off the sundagger
and, therefore, is an important component of the site.
Figure 5 shows the shadows of the slabs which were
generated by the named program using the 3-dimensional
points we compiled photogrammetrically.
Figure 5: The Sundagger projected onto the back wall in a computer simulation.
Figure 4: Shaded view of the Sundagger-Site model in MicroStation.