Are the Precision Ancient Stone Vases Modern Fakes? Provenance, and Scanning in the Petrie Museum!

As someone who has spent decades working in the field of engineering, I can CONFIDENTLY say that there is an entire sector of people, at least half the population, that has NO CONCEPT of what precision means, how difficult it is to achieve, how precise things are even designed or measured. You will never convince these people of anything involving engineering, they simply ARE NOT CAPABLE of understanding it. It's like talking to a small child about how an automatic transmission works, it's utterly pointless.

I am retired now, I spent my life in engineering and I have experience with just about every kind of machine there is to make precision components out of metal, but I sure can't imagine how I could have made a hard STONE vase with such precision.

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I’ve seen these and there are thousands of them. These were common and precisely machined, which means they were reasonable in time and effort to make. A sign of advanced manufacturing.

Continue your amazing work. The paradigm is shifting.

Imagine if Dibble's dad named him Flint after the material used for hard stone high caliber craftsmanship in pre-dynastic Egypt. Now it's the battle of his life to prove you wrong. If he loses, his entire life might crumble lol.

I know I shouldn’t. I really shouldn’t but seeing Flint stumble gives me some sense of amusement.

Yo people, watch the full video. Its worth it i assure you. This changes everything

Ladies and gentlemen, please wait a little longer for the presentation of the Italian research team! 🙂🙏🏻

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