Enterable medieval pit house Low-poly 3D model

Low-poly historical reconstruction of a medieval pit house, grubhut, grubhouse or Grubenhaus. This kind of building was pretty common between the 5th and 12th century. Their use may have varied, especially on a regional basis. In Western Europe their small size and the fact that they can be found near other buildings and associated finds of loom weights has led to theories that they had a specialized purpose such as for weaving sheds. In the Slavonic regions of Eastern Europe, they often have a fireplace included.

The file includes:

• A wooden pit house with shingle roof. Measurements: 440 x 510 x 320 cm above ground and -80 cm dug into the ground. A few steps behind the door lead into the interior. The inside measures approximately 350 x 350 cm.
• SCENE NOT INCLUDED

Polys/Verts

• Complete pit-house (52,019/57720)

Further Information

Models are:

• Fully mapped and textured with one single Trim-PBR material (4k).
• In real world scale (centimeters).
• Logically grouped, layered, attached and named.
• Pivots are placed correctly
• Unreal Engine UASSET is imported with Nanite enabled