Roman Dice Tower STL - Ancient Style Turricula 3D Print

A tall, square dice tower with a stepped base plinth, a raised square rim around the open top and a plain rectangular exit opening at the front, which leads out onto a flat landing tray where the dice come to rest. The Romans used dice towers (called pyrgus or turricula) to make throws harder to cheat. A well-known late Roman example, the Vettweiss-Froitzheim dice tower found in Germany, dates to around the 4th century AD. This model takes a clean, simple approach to the same idea for today's t…

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