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There’s a Giant Flaw in Human History
- By stevevw
- Physical & Life Sciences
- 349 Replies
And what do they claim made these precision vases in the hardest of stone. The method on the wall. Yet we have already agreed that the method on the wall does not match the signatures and some other method such as a sophisticated lathe was used. Where is the lathe on the wall pictures.
The wall pics show vases being made in softer stone like alabasta which we have plenty of inferior works as examples from all over the world. But they don't explain the precision granite vases which strangly enough happen even before the potters wheel.
Actually you also recognised the modern signatures. So did others. You don't have to be an engineer or an archeologists to recognise this. Actually Flinders Petrie was the first archeologist to discover these before the onset of modern tech and he thought no existing tech or method available in his time could have made those signatures.
He spoke of there being tremendous pressure on the cutting mechanism to be able to cut into the granite yet remain perfectly still.
What, we just worked out what sort of device may have been used such as some sort of sophisticated lathe. We certainly went beyond the wall painting method.
I don't know how the vases were made. All we have is the witness marks which point to some sort of sophisticated lathe tyo be able to achieve such precision.
Yeah I have seen this one. They once again show the wall method into softer stone which no one is saying did not happen. As I mentioned it seems it was like there were two different industries. One with plenty of common softer imprecise vases and one with a smaller amount of precision vases.
As though like a specialist sector in precision works that everyone tried to copy. That happened in the earliest times in predynastic Egypt.
How do you know its from a drill bit. Its a pretty big one. It may be just a design. A glyph. Is is a perfect circle lol. So was this made on a lathe. But I think you meant this one
I am pointing out how an antiques expert is no more knowledgable on precision tooling and engineering than an archeologists.
Why would that be needed?
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Five Letters Easy Game...Fun!!!!!!!! :D
- By Uriah S
- Recreation Room
- 19490 Replies
Lopsided pianos sound decidedly discordant.
WONKY
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Judge orders Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil to be deported to Algeria or Syria
- By Landon Caeli
Excellent! Get him out of my country ASAP. His wife can join him.
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