Stone Vase (via UnchartedX)
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• Basic Information: Yeah, so I carved this vase out of wood, using a plastic knife. .... I mean, if the ancient Egyptians could cut granite with copper, why not cut oak using polypropylene? Anyway..... This is a 1:1 model (with or without the dumb text) of an ancient, stone vase that was scanned by metrologists Alex Dunn and Nick Sierra, as featured by Ben van Kerkwyk through his project, UnchartedX. (-See UnchartedX's video(s) for more information: https://rumble.com/v27iwv7-scanning-a-predynastic-granite-vase-to-1000th-of-an-inch-changing-the-game-.html ) I carefully remade the entire geometry, as the original vase scanned was/is chipped, and data was missing in certain areas (-particularly inside and at the bottom). (If you would like to print the original, chipped version, let me know.) • More Information: The symmetrical accuracy of this vase is truly astounding, and serves as even more evidence that a far-more technologically-advanced humanity existed in the remote past (-likely 'wiped-out' by the Younger Dryas cataclysm ±12,000 years ago). Please note that "technologically-advanced" does not necessarily include electricity use, or many other abilities or methods we humans have today. For this vase, "only" a stable and high-precision lathe would be needed, in addition to a stone-softening chemical for carving assistance and polishing, probably. (-For more information about the latter, skim through this paper: http://www.openaccessjournals.siftdesk.org/articles/pdf/On-the-reddish-glittery-mud-the-Inca-used-for-perfecting-their-stone-masonry20171230103200.pdf) Beyond it's symmetrical precision, other mathematical observations have been documented here: https://unsigned.io/granite-artifact/ The value for Pi, for example, is very clearly incorporated into the dimensionality of the top of the vase (-see pictures). This same thing has been seen in other stone vase examples as well. -'Just the tip of the iceberg'….. Needless to say, we could all benefit from more scans of more of these vases. Let's hope that happens soon. -Probably won't, however… -as this example was clearly, obviously, and DEFINITELY HANDMADE. -So why investigate them further?…. -Thanks for looking! ~Peace.
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