Two 'big' things about it all, , , ,

1: No, none of the ancient Egyptians we know could have 'ever' made these vases.

2: Even today we are not quite sure how they could have been made by ANY previously 'known' civilization, much less just how we ourselves would go about making them to such precision. One guy said that he 'might be able to' make 'one' if, , , , he had a 5-axis machine tool that has yet to be made with such accuracy and, , , , about a 1/2 million dollars of diamond cutters.



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Edited: 08/25/2025 at 07:46 AM by dingpatch

The "can't be too hard to make one with modern machines, , ," has to be tempered with the fact that there have been about/around 40,000 of these found under the Pyramid of Djoser alone!

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Now, electron scans of the 'tool marks' reveal embedded bits of industrial grade titanium!! ??

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The nay-sayers are very strongly trying to say that the Egyptians made these.

But, , , , , now it is revealed that some of these vases have been found in 14,000 year old tombs!

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Take a look at the Etruscans. They more or less made the world what it is today. Then look at ancient China. They had advanced societies while we were till living in mud huts.

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Cole, yes but, the tombs pre-date any of that by about 8,000, , , AND, even back then the vases were held as 'relics'!

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