Posted by Bill Ryan
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Posted by Johnnycomelately
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Hey if anyone knows a spirit who could ask around, please ask them to find out how these dope vases were fab’d.
Great vid, real pro, has sections you could skip to. No spoilers. Have fun!
The Tiny Ancient Artifacts Changing History! Ancient Egyptian Hard Stone Vases - Huge Updates
UnchartedX
Posted Feb 26, 2025
“It's time to revisit the ancient Egyptian Vase Scan Project - a lot has happened in 2024, and even more is planned for 2025. These tiny, ancient, amazing artifacts are changing history. Scans and analysis has shown some of them to be incredibly precise, meticulously, elegantly and mathematically designed, with that design being immaculately executed in ridiculously hard types of igneous rock.
My initial vase scan videos and the project has generated considerable response, and this video is meant to be a comprehensive overview of the project and topic so far, a response to some of the main criticisms of the work, and an update on what happened in 2024 - which included getting into museums to scan artifacts with impeccable provenance (spoiler, they're precise too!).”
Many thanks. Terrific video, and important too. These 100% perfectly crafted stone vases has been found in burials dated to
15,000 years ago, almost certainly as valued and revered 'hand-me-downs' that may have been ancient even then.
The super-accurate symmetry of the vases often surpasses what would be obtainable by modern precision lathes — and (of course!) because of the little handles on the outside, no rotating lathe could have crafted them that way anyway.
Here are the timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:53 Value for Value, tour and events
4:45 Overview, History
10:31 Predynastic Burials, Imitations
18:44 Scenes, Primitive Alabaster Vases
21:49 The OG Vase Scan
23:41 Sticks and Rocks and Sand and Hate (and cheating)
27:17 Fallacies and Claims and hand made stuff
39:48 First videos, JR
43:06 Mark Qvist findings (amazing)
54:21 Matt Beall, Danville Inspections
1:07:19 More Vases Designed
1:15:17 Provenance, Claims
1:26:34 Petrie Museum, Provenance 'Logic'
1:31:36 Scanning more Stuff
1:34:55 Max Zamilov, Scanning Electron Microscopy
1:38:56 Comparing Ancient Vases to Modern and Hand Made vases
1:46:23 Conclusion, Thanks
Posted by Johnnycomelately
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Hey if anyone knows a spirit who could ask around, please ask them to find out how these dope vases were fab’d.
The fascinating thing for me is that all these remarkable artifacts from way back were all about stone. (Perfectly crafted giant stone blocks, impeccably assembled giant walls, impossibly large and heavy obelisks, etc etc.)
But nothing metal. Not a thing. Only stone.
One has to assume that precision implements and tools were used, which had to be made largely of metal, like all modern precision machines and laser-like cutting devices.
However, nothing like that has ever been found. It's as if some advanced ET race showed our ancestors how to do all this, loaned them the tools and advanced-tech machines, did NOT want them to keep them or to learn how to develop metal implements into weapons, and then, when they left, took the loaned tools with them — leaving only the near-indestructable stone structures, whether immense or tiny.
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The subject discussed is largely the 'impossibly' meticulous and accurate machining of many ancient artifacts that seem likely to greatly predate anything that's known. van Kerkwyk explains how the sophisticated tools that created these artifacts (a) must definitely have existed, but (b) have never yet been found.
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